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Igor Stafurak ▶ 2:50 · Startup Acquisition Stories with Ihor Stefurak, Co-founder o… · May 16, 2023

Answered produced feed D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 4 4.85

Q Yeah, that was cool. Let's talk about that one then. Okay, so, um, what made you build that and what it what problem did it solve? Let's start there.

A Yeah, sure. So I launched this project, actually, as a fun experiment, just to figure out how good chat GPT is at Code writing. And the results from the first few prompts were great. So I spent the next 10 hours improving the output. And at the end of the day, I was able to actually record a live demo video with a Chrome extension created in collaboration with ChatGPT as my CTO. And I wrote the tweet and my tweet with the demo went Viral. Um, I was working on the extension for a few more weeks and learned a lot about ChatGPT and what can be done with it. So, uh, that's the, the, the general, uh, idea of, of, uh, of doing this experiment. And the extension was able to actually, um, generate, uh, content, uh, right in the Text boxes. You can, you can write like your comments on or, or, or any, any content online. So you can access this, uh, this powerful technology just with a simple comment. Just you, you type slash AI and then your prompt and you hit enter and you receive the response from chat GPT right there.

AI assessment note: “I launched this project, actually, as a fun experiment, just to figure out”

Igor Stafurak ▶ 10:00 · Startup Acquisition Stories with Ihor Stefurak, Co-founder o… · May 16, 2023

Answered produced feed D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60

Q we'll, I always recommend just stating who is it for, what problem does it solve, and why is that important? Um, so I, I, I agree with you entirely. So let's get back to, um, uh, so you, you listed on Acquire. You got, you know, 50 NDAs signed. That's incredible. Um, how did you narrow it down to, The end buyer that you ended up selling this business to?

A So I look for a few things when selling a project. Firstly, I want the process to be quick. And a good sign is when the buyer has questions prepared and ready to ask them. So we can address them right away. And another Positive sign to me is when a buyer asks for my help and willing to pay for it. Like I, I usually do some small things for free. I mean, some improvements, uh, to the product, uh, because of this, but yeah, that's, that's essential. Uh, and, uh, I want to know if the buyer plans to keep the project going and make it grow. So, because most people, people think, um, they can just buy something. And make money without going any work and, and, and try, I tried to avoid them in general.

AI assessment note: “I look for a few things when selling a project. Firstly, I want the process”

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