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What I learned from 56 $250k+ businesses
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The biggest, the best investment, the biggest growth opportunity right now is women's sports.
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The metrics of a successful online community
If you’re building your own online community, it’s really tricky to figure out what metrics to use for success. Thankfully, Circle provides some answers with their 2024 Community Benchmark Report
One bootstrapped biz is solving the nursing crisis
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How a $5,000 Lean Startup Experiment Became Michigan’s Innovation Hub
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From Classroom to $25M Software Agency
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A Baby's Sleep Problem Led to a $3.5M Business
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Why This Founder Said NO to Easy VC Money
When everyone was raising "free money" during the 2020 COVID boom, this founder did the opposite
She Got Paid for Her MBA Instead
Instead of paying for an MBA, Layla Pomper treated her business as her education and got paid $250,000 to learn while building ProcessDriven from an overqualified virtual assistant into a YouTube-powered operations consulting company.
The metrics of a successful online community
If you’re building your own online community, it’s really tricky to figure out what metrics to use for success. Thankfully, Circle provides some answers with their 2024 Community Benchmark Report
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Save thousands of dollars on software you're already using.
My favorite online community platform
Community businesses are becoming a hot trend. Here is Matt's favorite online community platform.