DuckMath · B2C · unblocked games website
Train someone to make videos in your format; pay a helper $200 a week to post
Freed founder time while keeping quality; no separate numbers
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What they did
Had a person he mentored make the videos following his format so he could spend time elsewhere. Also paid his girlfriend about $200 a week to post videos (he wasn't sure if it was one or five videos for that).
What happened
Founder says the mentee pumped out quality videos and his girlfriend was very helpful; no numbers.
“One of the big things I did was get someone else who I mentored to actually do the videos, so I could save more time doing other things”
“I was also paying my girlfriend to post like maybe five videos for $200 a week or one video for $200 a week, something like that.”
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