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I'd err closer to $300/month. How do you find ideas in this category? Simple: Just look at what people are already paying lots of money for. Off the top of my
by csallen 7y ago
I'd err closer to $300/month.
How do you find ideas in this category? Simple: Just look at what people are already paying lots of money for.
Off the top of my head, consumers spend lots of money on education (courses, seminars, books, classes, workshops), events and experiences, travel and vehicles, rent and housing, clothing and accessories, food, hobbies, etc. Businesses spend lots of money on recruiting and hiring, hosting, advertising, marketing tools, analytics tools, productivity, real estate, etc.
I know tons of indie hackers building businesses that help others learn to code, for example.
- thundergolfer 7y agoOff the top of your head what are some of the more successful ‘learn to code’ indiehacks?
- csallen 7y agoWes Bos, Adam Wathan, Joel Hooks of Egghead, Quincy Larson of freeCodeCamp, Jeff Meyerson of Software Engineering Daily, Ben Halpern of DEV, Jessica Chan of Coder Coder, arguably Ben Tossell of Makerpad.