Creative Africa

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What is included in the sale ? source code, domain, social networks, leads...source code (nodejs backend with express, frontend with pug templating). contact pages (hosted with carrd.co). domain (registered in namecheap). social networks (twitter and pinterest). mailchimp mailing list (currently 51 emails).what is the technological stack ? describe in details your stackbackend: nodejs with express.database: mongodb running on mlab.comfrontend: pug templating language, jquery and bootstrapwhich parts of the project are incomplete ? if parts of the code are missing, please describe them in detailsproject is complete but need some attention to grow it and make it profitablewhy are you selling ? explain to buyers why you're selling.there is a big potential here as it's the only site providing this kind of curation. it needs some attention in order to make it profitable (see next section for details). i'm selling it as i don't have time to work on it and it's against the policy of my current employer.how can the future owner turn your project into a business ? who do you think would be a great fit and what avenues can the buyer pursue to grow the business.from the start, my plan for creative africa was:1. grow audience: pinterest is a good lead as it generates lot of pins for artistic content, also the site is ranking first in google for keywords like: african creatives, creative africa...2. introduce featured content: so far, we only feature solo creatives. no agencies and no multiple owners are accepted. when you have good audience, introduce featured content where agencies can post their work on the site. their work will live there forever as it's part of the site's mission: show african creatives to the world (this is different than adwords or some cheap ads system, you can charge a lot for it)3. make it easy for visitors to hire creatives using the platform. something like, do you like this artwork? hire the creative behind it. this will make it easy for african creatives to get hired4. introduce a creative jobs board where companies can post job offersthose ideas can help you turn this project to a real business

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What is included in the sale ? source code, domain, social networks, leads...source code (nodejs backend with express, frontend with pug templating). contact pages (hosted with carrd.co). domain (registered in namecheap). social networks (twitter and pinterest). mailchimp mailing list (currently 51 emails).what is the technological stack ? describe in details your stackbackend: nodejs with express.database: mongodb running on mlab.comfrontend: pug templating language, jquery and bootstrapwhich parts of the project are incomplete ? if parts of the code are missing, please describe them in detailsproject is complete but need some attention to grow it and make it profitablewhy are you selling ? explain to buyers why you're selling.there is a big potential here as it's the only site providing this kind of curation. it needs some attention in order to make it profitable (see next section for details). i'm selling it as i don't have time to work on it and it's against the policy of my current employer.how can the future owner turn your project into a business ? who do you think would be a great fit and what avenues can the buyer pursue to grow the business.from the start, my plan for creative africa was:1. grow audience: pinterest is a good lead as it generates lot of pins for artistic content, also the site is ranking first in google for keywords like: african creatives, creative africa...2. introduce featured content: so far, we only feature solo creatives. no agencies and no multiple owners are accepted. when you have good audience, introduce featured content where agencies can post their work on the site. their work will live there forever as it's part of the site's mission: show african creatives to the world (this is different than adwords or some cheap ads system, you can charge a lot for it)3. make it easy for visitors to hire creatives using the platform. something like, do you like this artwork? hire the creative behind it. this will make it easy for african creatives to get hired4. introduce a creative jobs board where companies can post job offersthose ideas can help you turn this project to a real business