Bought a site selling YouTube intro videos
Purchased a website that sells custom YouTube intro videos at a low price per order, and aims to grow it and hand off tasks.
At a glance
Estimated by a classifier that read the source. The bar shows how sure it was.
- Category
- Services and freelancing74% surex
- Earns from
- One-time sales67% surex
- Startup cost (estimate)
- $1k to $10kLow confidence35% surex
- Time it takes (estimate)
- Part-timeLow confidence48% surex
- Where
- Online99% surex
- Coding
- No coding neededLow confidence53% surex
Source
Hacker NewsComment by SimianLogic2 in “Ask HN: What is your best passive income 2019?”, January 15, 2019
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