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OnlyFans is more profitable than Google, Microsoft, and Meta. They earn over $30 million dollars per employee—30X the industry average. The crazy part? They scaled to $6 billion with 42 employees. Here's the Only Fans blueprint for success: In 20

OnlyFans might be banned from app stores, shunned by banks, and scorned by governments, but it's raking in billions—$6.3 billion in 2024, to be precise. All with just 40 employees. Five years ago, its revenue stood at $300 million. So how did it mul

How to sacrifice things which are needed to be sacrificed for the success? 🙂

Here's a breakdown of how CRED makes money, based on their FY23 financials. With a significant chunk coming from loans, payments, and travel management, the platform diversifies through advertising fees, insurance, and corporate expense management. T

I'm intrigued by how pre-revenue startups manage to achieve significant growth, especially in sectors like community driven apps (such as Medial, kutumb) during their initial phases, without relying on funding or revenue streams right from the start?

Curious to know ..how does this app make up their revenue...... Firstly this app doesn't have any pay to use /subscription It doesn't have any ads running which can provide them revenue Then how do this app make their revenue What will be the rev

This guy just explained how a physics lesson can be used in achieving success + the intro is so dope, Incredible!

Whats the buisness model of medial?!.. from where, the revenue?!.... and how cover the backend and other expenses?!.. What do you think would be...

Just Asking Will Stepping into Drop-Servicing Business Model Good for an Ed-Tech Company to Diversify its Revenue Streams? If the Company is Working B2B IN ITS INTIAL STAGE OF DROP-SERVICING!

Don't want to defame our country but the success of Astrotalk and betting apps (so-called games of skill) shows that Indians are delusional and want to get rich fast by doing nothing. This shows the level of mentality of a nation as a whole..