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At the same time, selling ordinary things in a better way has also built many fortunes. I know several self-made people running ecommerce businesses in the most
by manigandham 6y ago
At the same time, selling ordinary things in a better way has also built many fortunes. I know several self-made people running ecommerce businesses in the most mundane spaces. There's plenty of opportunity everywhere.
- blackrock 6y agoList some examples.
- nostromo 6y agohttps://www.indiehackers.com/products https://www.indiehackers.com/products
- cambalache 6y ago99% of those examples are either fake or grossly overstated
- kossTKR 6y agoReally? Haven't really looked into indiehackers, but are you implying that it's mostly a platform for attracting investors through fake growth stories like in the good old crypto days with fantastical IPO's?
- manigandham 6y agoToothpaste (as pills rather than paste), chewing gum (nootropics/flavors), sneaker care stuff, home decor, and a very specific set of auto repair tools. Those are 5 completely separate businesses ranging from 500k/yr to 5m/yr. Only the first is a "new" product.
- systemvoltage 6y agoYes, you're 100% right. I meant "startup" in the sense of silicon valley rush to become a unicorn giant. Soap dispenser business is in own right quite interesting. If you made a substantially better soap dispenser, it won't be in the newspapers. It has a shorter lever, but a good business nevertheless.