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Discover how this e-commerce brand made $120K last year

With the owner working just 15 hours per week in the business.

How’s that possible? They have some very effective email marketing automations set up that basically make money on autopilot.

What you’ll learn: Strategies and tactics to optimize your e-commerce business and grow your customer base.

Learn how this agency finally crossed $10K in monthly revenue

Spoiler: There were no magic hacks involved.

Just like many agency owners, this Starter had been hustling for months to hit that $10K mark.

What worked best for them? Redefining their offer (drop low-margin services that are a pain to manage) and focusing on a channel that brings the most customers.

Why you should read it? Any freelancer with aspirations to start a business or agency owner (of any kind) that is struggling to grow is going to learn a ton from this case study.

This wedding photography business makes over $700K per year

Being in a location where millions of couples travel to get married, growing a business like this might feel like shooting fish in a barrel.

It’s always a good idea to take advantage of the possibilities that your local market offers. People go to your town/country to get married? Set up a business that offers a service they need (photography, catering, bachelor activities, anti-hangover breakfasts,...). Same for honeymoon, sports, conventions, etc. destinations.

By the way, take a minute to check their original story to see the founder's famous t-shirt that helped him get the first 100 customers organically.

This founder wants to kill Facebook's most-used feature

Privacy is a big concern among many people in the tech industry and also among many users.

With media companies and politicians exploiting the Internet’s weaknesses to spread misinformation through armies of bots, this organization wants to introduce a revolutionary concept through which one person will only have “one internet account”.

The project has been backed so far by Harvard Business School, Mozilla, and other organizations.

Why is this interesting? Because it might actually be how the internet will work in a couple of years.