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Credo monetizes primarily through a subscription model where agencies pay per lead or a subscription fee when clients post projects and agencies reach out to them. Additionally, Credo has historically earned commissions from preferred agencies based on the work those agencies closed from leads provided by Credo.
“In just two years he's bootstrapped at 350,000 annual recurring revenue, sent over $7 million of work to agencies and consultants and helped over 1000 businesses connect with agencies...”
“my software business just recently reached the $100k ARR ($8,333.33 monthly) mark, actually right over $10k/mo recurring.”
“So I wanna talk about this skill, how to sharpen this skill, especially when you were a consultant before. ... My question would be now, it’s you are kind of like managing a product now, right? ... John: ... And then with a product, I mean, we’re basically selling, you know, specific like plans, ...”
“If they are spending under that, then they're put into an automatic flow. They post a project, and then agencies reach out to them and pay us per lead or a subscription.”
“$9.99 a month for a document a day up to 1,750.”
“So historically, we’ve had a set of agencies that we had called our preferred agencies. Our bank would basically hang on for a month to get leads, and then paying us commission on work that they closed.”
“Quickly grew the platform to $4-$5k a month in revenue on a commission model”
“$4.99 a billing period. It got you a document a day up to a thousand words.”
“If they are spending under that, then they're put into an automatic flow. They post a project, and then agencies reach out to them and pay us per lead or a subscription.”
“I'm a serial entrepreneur, the founder of EditorNinja.com and GetCredo.com.”