π€ Three days ago I saw a discussion here on Twitter about alternative ways to uncover websites for sale.
π‘ The next morning I had the idea that I can automate the process and turn it into a little product.
π Today I'm launching it.
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π‘ The next morning I had the idea that I can automate the process and turn it into a little product.
π Today I'm launching it.
producthunt.com/posts/abandoneβ¦
First of all, credit where credit is due.
This is the conversation that gave me the idea π
This is the conversation that gave me the idea π
https://twitter.com/searchbound/status/1468303823055855618
The idea is that just like in the physical world there are plenty of neglected properties online.
Many sites of course get listed on the usual marketplaces but at least just as many never end up there.
Many sites of course get listed on the usual marketplaces but at least just as many never end up there.
Sites not listed have the advantage that you don't have to participate in an auction and truly undervalued assets can be found.
So I had the idea that I can help people find these gems by automating the process I just learned about.
So I had the idea that I can help people find these gems by automating the process I just learned about.
The project is an MVP but if there's sufficient interest I have many ideas to develop it further by adding different asset classes and additional signals that indicate a site has been abandoned.
All revenue from early-bird customers will be reinvested to add more data.
All revenue from early-bird customers will be reinvested to add more data.
PS: This is actually the second time I'm launching a product based on an idea I saw on Twitter.
Newsletter Spy was inspired by a tweet by Mike Rubini (who kindly handed the problem over to me).
Newsletter Spy was inspired by a tweet by Mike Rubini (who kindly handed the problem over to me).
https://twitter.com/mikerubini/status/1334762860296232960
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