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After starting a blog with a small number of daily readers, Timothy Sykes scaled it to generate $3.3 million in revenue in 2011. It was all done with profitable blogging tactics, so we invited him to teach you how to do it.

After Greg Rollett found himself broke when his band’s 20-city tour was cancelled, he started creating information products for indie bands and later founded a company that helps people create their own information products. It was all done by understanding how to develop successful information products for any market, so we invited him to teach you how to do it.

After starting an online tutoring company and working 12-18 hours a day, Liam Martin cut back to 20 hours a week — and his business grew faster. He did it using outsourcing techniques, so we invited him to teach you how to do it, in Mixergy’s Outsourcing course.

Ilya Lichtenstein didn’t have much of an advertising budget, so instead he bought ads from sites with lower prices and launched campaigns that yielded returns on investment (ROIs) of 300-700%. It was all done using scrappy ad buying techniques, so we invited him to teach you how to do it.