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Chamarti Sreekar

Stealth • 7d

This man earned over $11,000 by simply setting up cookie banners. Bas, a Dutch freelancer who turned a government policy change into a thriving tech business. When Europe introduced GDPR, it became a headache for businesses targeting European traffic. But for Bas, it was a golden opportunity. GDPR required businesses to implement cookie banners on their websites. And the problem with that was that existing solutions were either too expensive or overly complicated. So Bas created a simple, hassle-free solution, Webflow Cookies. For just $75, his team takes care of everything from installing GDPR-compliant cookie banners to setting up Google Tag Manager. What makes it even better is that it fully automated and operates with a 90% profit margin. And now, without spending a bomb on marketing, Bas generated over $11,000 in the past 12 months working with big names like Walmart, Tommy Hilfiger, and so many more.

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Anonymous 1

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Bro are you sure they only earned 11,000 dollars? Sounds like not even a thousand dollars per month. Not even the average salary man.

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The Outlier

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Builders central

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