Satirical tech newsletter with sponsorships
Runs a weekly newsletter that satirizes the tech industry. Revenue is from advertising to the subscriber base, with live events being considered.
At a glance
Estimated by a classifier that read the source. The bar shows how sure it was.
- Category
- Content and media96% surex
- Earns from
- Ads72% surex
- Startup cost (estimate)
- Under $100Low confidence57% surex
- Time it takes (estimate)
- A few hours a weekLow confidence46% surex
- Where
- Online94% surex
- Coding
- No coding needed94% surex
Source
Hacker NewsComment by ccantana in “Ask HN: What is your money-making side project outside programming?”, April 21, 2019
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