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Good, randomly found, motivated marketing people seem hard to find. (or maybe I just don't know where to look) i.e. let's say you've developed a little site.
by sbraford 19y ago
Good, randomly found, motivated marketing people seem hard to find. (or maybe I just don't know where to look)
i.e. let's say you've developed a little site. it launched with a little buzz but then tapered off. you've added a bunch of features and a lot of the site/code infrastructure is in place to take it to the next level, but you've done very little marketing / etc.
What to do next in this case? I have a site like that which is kind of rotting on the vine... a few k in revenue each month gradually sloping downward without anymore work on it from my part.
Biggest problem: managing people part-time can be a huge pain.
- ratsbane 19y agoThat's just the sort of thing I was thinking about. Would you be interested in selling it, bringing in new partners, or something like that? I'm not saying I'm interested myself (I shouldn't be; plenty of other stuff I am/should be working on) but perhaps someone is. I have been thinking about the value of mildly successful web projects and I have an interest one too.