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Re: Ask HN: Successful one-person online businesses?

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I think it's getting harder, now the world is getting more developers and more fully funded startups.

Why do you think it's getting harder? I think it's always been hard and will continue to be hard. There are a few opportunities and it takes lots of time to exploit them if you get to them at the right time.

Simply because all the niche's for software are getting filled. Leaving only opportunities with huge hurdles to get over, which is hard for one man companies.

In the early days micro isv's were fairly common, and well known. I don't hear much about them anymore.

Re: Ask HN: Successful one-person online businesses?

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I built a network of agricultural communities. Making a decent living from Adsense revenue. There's a substantial secondary revenue stream in the form of paid classified ads in niche marketplaces. I could make more money by going after advertisers myself, but I don't like the sales aspect. I am currently developing a turnkey website platform for companies in my niches, fully integrated with my other platforms, Twitte…

Please, share a link.

Re: Ask HN: Successful one-person online businesses?

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https://www.indiehackers.com/ Here is a good list of 1 or 2 people software SaaS/websites along with interviews

Why people share their revenues? Every product can be copied. If you know revenue, you know what product you should copy.

Because transparency is good.

Also competition is good, stop being afraid of competition or people "stealing" ideas.

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