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Noah Kagan Founder at AppSumo
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Mubashar Iqbal's 120 projects include a named viral site and a $10k/mo studio Mubashar Iqbal says he built 120 side hustles over more than twenty years, that Will Robots Take My Job did about 14 million page views and about $4k/mo in ads at peak before a sale, and that a product studio later reach
Jimmy Daly put Superpath over a $500,000 run rate in his own FAQ Jimmy Daly wrote that Superpath was on a greater-than $500,000 run rate with unpaid Slack, four B2B lines, and no-code tools under $200 a month, then in 2025 said he sold most of the company after growing the community t
Noah Kagan started AppSumo for $50 and a $3,000-a-month life, then cut the company in half Noah Kagan says he started AppSumo with $50 to make $3,000 a month, spent fifteen years on a profitable deals marketplace, then described a 50 percent revenue drop and a cut from 140 people at peak to around 40.
StandOut CV's founder reported £40K MRR on SEO, after an earlier £30K snapshot Andrew Fennell says StandOut CV reached £40K monthly recurring revenue on SEO alone, with 18 million visitors and 23,000 paying customers, while an earlier first-person interview still sits at £30K MRR and £1 million cum

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