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Maybe as a venture funded startup they don’t. I run a modestly successful edtech business that I have line of sight to making my full time gig in a few years if
by cushychicken 2y ago
Maybe as a venture funded startup they don’t. I run a modestly successful edtech business that I have line of sight to making my full time gig in a few years if growth continues.
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I think consumer edtech that makes products focused on making individual teachers’ lives easier has a niche. Maybe not as a 100x unicorn, but as a one person business, there’s plenty of opportunity yet out there.
- spoonjim 2y agoThis is not an “edtech startup.” It’s a side hustle
- Two4 2y agoThe comment didn't claim it was a startup, but besides that: there's a number of successful startups that have began life as "side hustles"
- mr_coffee 2y agowhats the startup purity test?
- SkyPuncher 2y agoBy strict definition it is a startup. By practical definition, this is just a small business. Startups typically intend to scale. In my mind, I think of it as the “farmers market test” * small or hobby business - you personally make and sell your items at the local farmer market. * startup - you might sell at the farmer market, but you also have a factory that distributes and ships.
- aidanlister 2y agoThat’s not “scale”. That’s the opposite of scale.
- amw-zero 2y agoHow does this make money? It says it’s free, and I don’t see any ads.
- mnky9800n 2y agoTurn off your ad blocker. There's a big obnoxious ad in the centre of the page