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Ask HN: Can i sell my MVP with nice domain, and which can be valuation of it?

It's good opportiunity to create grand company. Main competitors is Reddit, Tumblr, 9GAG, Imgur. This MVP have a lot of problem but i can explain how to make all beauty. Why i am selling it ---- because don't have enough money to give him grow. Or i can enter as a partner and proceeded to make him perfect.

https://cheerex.com/

Thanks.

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Of course you can sell it. But talking it up won't make the valuation increase. Anyone can talk about the potential a site may have... but you need to show actual traffic, retention, and revenue if you want it to have value.

If it was that easy to install an open source framework and change it very little - screenshots from LiveStreet show very little distance - and try and sell it then I think anyone would do it for a few quid.

So you just want to be an advisor and explain how to make a product grow without doing the work to do it? Sounds like a dream job.

ahah....no, i am willing to work as well, if i find someone who want to buy this or join like investor.

nice vk.com clone script

but what exactly is the value in something like that

i also don't understand what's special about this domain

the name is special, something new.....Not like others.....I just wrote that this site will be like Reddit, Tumblr, with elements of social networks.

Are you using any outside vendors like auth0 or anything?

nope )

what tech stack?

i don't understand question)

He's asking which technology you're using. For example you could say LAMP (linux, apache, mssql, php), or you could say .NET, or you could say python. Basically whatever you coded your backend + front end in.

From what I can tell it is PHP and jQuery. Not sure if it is a PHP framework or just straight PHP

Wappalyzer shows LiveStreet CMS which is itself a social network framework from Russia - so not sure how much of a product or service it actually is.

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