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Corentin Mors
@mikescops · Student-Entrepreneur
Thanks for sharing !
Watching livestreams from well known e-sports players, we discovered that many viewers were asking the streamer about his computer’s hardware.
At the same time, loads of Youtubers were publishing their “MY SETUP” video where they describe their devices, desks… From this observation, we decided to create mySetup.co, a website to share your setup.
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Ross Currie
@rossdcurrie · Founder, CrowdLoot
@mikescops Definitely tapping into a popular trend - /r/workspaces and /r/battlestations are hugely popular on Reddit, and as you've noted in your other comment there are a ton of videos on Youtube (even whole channels) dedicated to showing off setups.
Personally, I'd stack the deck - go find the most upvoted/viewed setups of all time on other platforms, and make sure they feature prominently on your site.
Definitely finding it's a bit affiliate-link heavy. Might want to consider a better way to present the "buy the things in this setup" list
Otherwise, great way to capitalise on a trend.
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Corentin Mors
@mikescops · Student-Entrepreneur
@rossdcurrie Thank you Ross for your tips, really motivating comment. Lot of things to improve for the next weeks !
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