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I would look into smaller companies that make niche products. Specifically, niche products that are a) used in boring business-case scenarios and b) have no rea
by keiferski 3y ago
I would look into smaller companies that make niche products. Specifically, niche products that are a) used in boring business-case scenarios and b) have no real potential for absurd growth rates. Things like WordPress plugins, code text editors, or billing software for plumbers.
In my experience, smaller, profitable companies like this have more of what you're looking for. Often times, they only have a few full-time staff other than the founder, so they tend to fly under the radar.
- pickledish 3y agoHm, this seems like a good idea I hadn't considered! Specifically companies with "low ceilings", yeah this makes a lot of sense, and I can totally imagine how they'd go a lot better internally than more ambitious ones. > so they tend to fly under the radar Though, I wonder how to work with this -- there's probably no central place to find these kinds of businesses :P still, I will look into it for sure, thanks for the comment!
- keiferski 3y agoIndie Hackers and MicroConf might be good places to look. Presumably most are solo developers or small teams.