7 Tips For Starting A Successful Education Products Business (2024)

We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting an education products business:

#1: Maria Vandenburg, founder of We Are Just Us:

We chatted with with Maria, founder of We Are Just Us ($0/month). In our interview, Maria says:

Being gentle and compassionate with myself in knowing that it will all unfold as it’s supposed to.

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#2: Alex Bricker, founder of ESL With Purpose:

We chatted with with Alex, founder of ESL With Purpose ($1.5K/month). In our interview, Alex says:

Don’t give up. If I would have quit when I lost $17,000, I wouldn’t have learned anything. It was a good educational moment. Failure does not define your business. How you respond to situations does define it.

Additionally:

Learn who your audience is and what their needs are, then serve them.

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#3: Alex Bricker, founder of ESL With Purpose:

We chatted with with Alex, founder of ESL With Purpose ($1.5K/month). In our interview, Alex says:

You might hear things like, “my audience isn’t on TikTok,” yet that would be a lie. It is one of the fastest-growing platforms with billions of users. As it continues to grow, I highly recommend every company have an account on it,

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#4: Ghazal Qureshi, founder of UpBrainery Technologies:

We chatted with with Ghazal, founder of UpBrainery Technologies ($87K/month). In our interview, Ghazal says:

Branding and rebranding and curriculum development can be a sprint, but other ideas like incorporating innovative technology and really enhancing the learning experience is a marathon.

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#5: Ghazal Qureshi, founder of UpBrainery Technologies:

We chatted with with Ghazal, founder of UpBrainery Technologies ($87K/month). In our interview, Ghazal says:

When building a business, it is important not to try and boil the ocean but focus on a small niche, perfect it, and then move on.

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#6: Alex Bricker, founder of ESL With Purpose:

We chatted with with Alex, founder of ESL With Purpose ($1.5K/month). In our interview, Alex says:

Get clear on “who” you serve for your marketing and how you can solve their problem.

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