Entrepreneurs Community

Entrepreneurs Community Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: September 26th, 2024

Are you passionate about fostering connections between like-minded individuals? Consider creating an Entrepreneurs Community. This business idea centers around building a platform where new and seasoned entrepreneurs can collaborate, share strategies, and support one another.

Starting this community involves building an engaging online forum or a social networking site tailored to the needs of entrepreneurs. Your role will include moderating discussions, organizing virtual meetups, and curating valuable resources. Managing and growing this community requires dedication and a keen understanding of what drives and supports business owners.

Although it requires consistent effort and authentic engagement, the potential benefits make it worthwhile. By cultivating a space where entrepreneurs can thrive together, you position yourself at the heart of innovation and mutual success. If you're keen on connecting people while driving entrepreneurial growth, this could be your ideal venture.

In this list, you'll find real-world entrepreneurs community success stories and very profitable examples of starting a entrepreneurs community that makes money.

1. Enter Network ($18K/year)

Jochem Gerritsen came up with the idea for Enter Network when he realized that he was having difficulty connecting with other entrepreneurs to learn from. He started hosting meetups in Utrecht and quickly saw demand for more in-depth discussions, leading him to create the peer support group and eventually launch Enter Network as an online community for early-stage entrepreneurs.

How much money it makes: $18K/year
How much did it cost to start: $4K
How many people on the team: 2

How I Created A $1.5K/Month Online Community For Early-Stage Entrepreneurs

Enter Network founder Jochem Gerritsen built a community of 50+ starting entrepreneurs all over Europe, generating $1,500 MRR by running a platform that offers a Slack community, package deals for free services, access to over 20 startup mentors, weekly online meetups, mastermind groups, and more.

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