Summary for terminally click-averse: first month (7/2006) was $25. Sales for 2008 are around $20k. My market has a funny business cycle so "per month" tracking conceals as much as it reveals, but October (best month, typically) was $2,450 and November (worst month, typically) was $1,700.
Services rendered: I sell something people want, where "people" are overwhelmingly elementary school teachers, "something" is a program that makes bingo cards, and "sell" means "transfer, in exchange for money".
Phase startup is in: we'll I'm sitting down with the VCs next week to discuss a Series B round to... no, just kidding. Next week I'll probably also be selling products to customers for money. Next year? I'm thinking selling products to customers for money.
Incidentally, organic sales growth + pending second application = eventually quit day job.
I sell a wee little software application as a sideline. I also publish sales stats and have since I started. You can find them all here:
http://www.bingocardcreator.com/stats/sales-by-month
Summary for terminally click-averse: first month (7/2006) was $25. Sales for 2008 are around $20k. My market has a funny business cycle so "per month" tracking conceals as much as it reveals, but October (best month, typically) was $2,450 and November (worst month, typically) was $1,700.
Services rendered: I sell something people want, where "people" are overwhelmingly elementary school teachers, "something" is a program that makes bingo cards, and "sell" means "transfer, in exchange for money".
Phase startup is in: we'll I'm sitting down with the VCs next week to discuss a Series B round to... no, just kidding. Next week I'll probably also be selling products to customers for money. Next year? I'm thinking selling products to customers for money.
Incidentally, organic sales growth + pending second application = eventually quit day job.