AMA: I make $100K+ ARR from my microstartups
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#42Re: AMA: I make $100K+ ARR from my microstartups
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Thats an interesting one which i have never thought about. So it would divide into 4 chapters and go in details for each - Problems to solve - Poduct/Solution - Growth/Marketing - Pricing/Business Model - Audience/Users Then at the end have assingment to build a microstartups based on whats learnt!
What’s your stack? Do you see yourself making a master class out of this or at least a YouTube channel?
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#44Do you have any recommendations on resources or courses to get started with frontend and backend development to build saas products?
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#45How much time do you spend on your new/old projects? How much maintenance?
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#46How do you identify which problems are worth solving?
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#47Have you actually made $100k+ yet or is this projected?
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What’s your stack? Do you see yourself making a master class out of this or at least a YouTube channel?
I use Vue JS, Node JS and Go Lang. If i get enough interest, i would love to share my learnings and thoughts on youtube.
Re: AMA: I make $100K+ ARR from my microstartups
#49How do you identify which problems are worth solving?
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We're all strangers on this forum. Half take the numbers at face value, the other half doesn't. The allure of this thread is the author's claims on revenue. I'm asking on behalf of the latter half of hn, that would like to believe but would like to see verification first.
$100K ARR is not really that out of the ordinary for something like this, I’m inclined to believe them without verification. One thing that bugs me, though, is that his solutions are in already very crowded spaces. It seems like it would be difficult to siphon off users without a significant marketing spend.