Obviously, established music sites are a distribution channel that works right now. But it seems apparent to me the natural extension right now is direct to music lovers?
SubmitHub: how a solo founder built a $46k/mo SaaS business in 10 months
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Re: SubmitHub: how a solo founder built a $46k/mo SaaS business in 10 months
#122Tldr: "I was born in South Africa and moved to California just before the start of high school, graduating from the University of California, San Diego in 2007 before working a corporate job in DC that ultimately landed me a sweet gig at Google. My responsibility once there was to figure out how much to pay the company's executives, which meant I was lucky to enjoy face time with many of the top brass.,One of the big…
Going forward I will upvote almost anything that you summarize that I see. Reading it and the responding comments will be a great time saver.
Re: SubmitHub: how a solo founder built a $46k/mo SaaS business in 10 months
#123Earlier quoted context omitted.
Stupid question: any particular reasons you picked Meteor and React? Also, can you give us details on the backend/infrastructure? Thanks!
Because it seemed cool. I think I'd seen it pop up on HckrNews and Reddit a few times, so I wanted to give it a whirl. The stack is something along the lines of: nginx + docker + Meteor (node/mongodb) + React.
Re: SubmitHub: how a solo founder built a $46k/mo SaaS business in 10 months
#124As seems to be common on Indie Hackers, the title is extremely disingenuous: 1) It took him 6 years to build an audience before turning it into a business. The title makes it sound like the entire process only took 10 months. 2) $46k/mo of what? Revenue or profit? If the latter, at least half immediately goes to the music blogs. 3) Where exactly does the $46k/mo number come from? It's only mentioned in the title and…
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#125Question to the moderators: Shouldn't IndieHackers posts be "Show HN"?