1. Master Class: $100 Startup

Chris Guillebeau knew most entrepreneurs don’t win million-dollar funding rounds, so he started his business for less than $100 and wrote a book about how other successful entrepreneurs have done the same.

We invited him to teach the tactics from his new book…

2. Get more traffic through content marketing

Is a great idea enough? Unfortunately, many entrepreneurs learn the answer to that question the hard way… you don’t need to.

3. Help Scout: How Does A Founder Find A Startup Idea That Can Get Some Traction? – with Nick Francis

How does a founder find a startup a idea that can get some traction? After trying several ideas, which you’ll hear about in this interview, Nick Francis hit on Help Scout, software that offers a simple, straightforward way to provide customer support and now is getting a lot of traction with it.

4. Smart Passive Income: Launched Out Of His Parents’ House – with Patrick Flynn

Find out how an adult who went back to living with his parents ends up building a profitable blog. Pat Flynn is the founder of Smart Passive Income, a website where every month he shows his revenues and teaches people how he grows his online business.

5: How To Build A Profitable Lifestyle Web App, Even If You’re Not A Developer – with Dane Maxwell

You’ll learn how to find a profitable idea. How to test it. How to use a backdoor method for getting a hot designer, cheaply. How to get a top 10 developer to code your app for you. How to manage the development process, even if you can’t tell the difference between Python and Ruby. And how to get paying customers (using a marketing method that other founders I interviewed on Mixergy refused to reveal because it’s working too well for them).

6: Submittable: How To Find The Pain That Creates Paying Customers – with Michael Fitzgerald

How does a novelist who couldn’t support his family with his writing build a $150,000/month business?

** Note:

We’re starting with just 6 programs. Here’s why: 

1: We don’t want to overload you.

2: We want to make adjustments based on your feedback.

Let us know what you like and dislike in the comments and we’ll keep making this page better.