Angela Coté founded Angela Coté Inc. (AC Inc.) in November 2019 to improve franchise system performance. Leveraging 25+ years in the franchise industry, Angela created the AC Method, a clear framework for success, offering advising services and virtual roundtables. Despite initial challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, AC Inc. has grown into a trusted franchise consulting firm generating $100,000 monthly revenue.


Tarah Wolff founded Grandma's House DIY in 2015 as a blog to share her love of DIY projects, particularly renovations, furniture refinishing, and upcycling. The blog centers on the renovation of her grandparents' 100-year-old farmhouse and provides readers with inspiration, practical advice, and a candid look at the highs and lows of DIY work. Currently, the site generates around $2,000 per month in revenue through advertising and affiliate marketing. Tarah’s approach to blogging emphasizes time, consistency, and a personal, authentic style, appealing to a niche audience of DIY enthusiasts.

Pooran Prasad Rajanna, the founder and CEO of 1Page, created an app designed to help salespeople improve their efficiency and success during meetings. The app delivers a customized, one-page summary of everything salespeople need to know before meetings, making it easier to connect with prospects. By integrating with over 25 commonly used business applications, 1Page ensures users can access relevant information quickly without the need for searching multiple platforms. The product, powered by AI/ML technology, has grown steadily with both freemium and paid models. Rajanna's experience in tech sales led him to recognize the challenges faced by salespeople, which ultimately inspired the development of this solution.

Robin McCartney, an Amazon seller and entrepreneur, founded Seller Repay, a SaaS tool designed to help Amazon sellers claim FBA reimbursements for issues such as lost or damaged inventory and inaccurate fees. Originally launched in 2018 as an FBA auditing service, the company pivoted and rebranded to focus on providing an easy solution for sellers to recover their funds from Amazon. Despite facing challenges like changes in Amazon’s third-party access policies, the company has grown and is now a key player in the FBA reimbursement space, offering a straightforward, pay-for-performance model.

Carlos Franco, the founder and creative director of Green Fresh Florals + Plants, turned his lifelong connection to nature into a successful business. Starting small, he built a thriving modern flower and plant shop in Hillcrest, San Diego, generating $120K per month. His story highlights inspiration, resilience, and a relentless focus on customer satisfaction.

Miventure, co-founded by Jason Crystal and Luiggi Pera, is an equity crowdfunding platform enabling individuals to invest in startups. With its mobile app launched in 2021, Miventure has attracted over 2,000 investors and facilitated $500,000 in funding across seven campaigns. The platform aims to democratize startup investing, allowing investments as low as $25, and is evolving rapidly with a focus on growing its user base.

Alex Bozhin founded Postoplan, a social media and messenger marketing platform, revolutionizing content creation and scheduling. Boasting over $1M in revenue with 112,000 users across 147 countries, Postoplan offers innovative tools like automated WhatsApp posting and a Freemium subscription model. The company, recognized in startup awards, continues expanding globally with remarkable 25% month-on-month revenue growth.

Naveen Joshi and his brother, Mady Joshi, co-founded AllAuthor, a platform dedicated to helping self-published authors market their books effectively. Launched as a bootstrapped venture, the platform offers free and paid memberships, aiming to make book promotion affordable and accessible. Over time, AllAuthor has grown into a thriving business, generating $15,000/month in revenue, with plans for further expansion.

Ryan Luke, a police lieutenant in Arizona, founded Arrest Your Debt, a financial education platform that earns $3,500 monthly. He created this venture to guide first responders toward financial independence through debt management and wealth-building strategies. The business has grown through blogging, financial wellness training, and soon, online courses.

Gavin Pedley, the founder of ThriveWP, established a successful WordPress maintenance service based in the UK. Starting as a side hustle, ThriveWP now generates $4,800/month in revenue by offering WordPress management, hosting, malware removal, and related services. Gavin’s journey highlights resilience, hard work, and a customer-focused approach, transforming a personal need into a thriving business.

Pranesh Padmanabhan, founder of Studio 31, turned his vision of a modern wedding photography studio into a million-dollar enterprise. Studio 31 delivers premium wedding photography services, excelling in customer experience and operational innovation. With 12 years of experience, the business now captures 350+ weddings annually, employs 30 full-time staff, and collaborates with over 2000 freelancers. Studio 31’s emphasis on professionalism, automation, and customer satisfaction has solidified its reputation, with over 78% of its business generated through referrals.

Aquibur Rahman, the founder and CEO of Mailmodo, created an email marketing tool that simplifies AMP email integration, enabling interactive and engaging email experiences. Mailmodo was publicly launched in January 2021 and quickly achieved $100,000 annual recurring revenue (ARR) within five months. This case study explores Mailmodo’s inception, development, launch, and business growth strategies.