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Ian Landsman, founder of UserScape, has posted some of the best advice I've seen on what to look for and avoid when searching for your micro-ISV's market.
Highly recommended reading!
Link: Ian Landsman's Weblog � Blog Archive � 4 Rules for the Practical Entrepreneur.
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