Starter Story Sunday Breakfast #1

Updated: July 15th, 2022

This is an archive of the Starter Story newsletter, which is read by 247K people every week.

In each issue, we share the biggest business ideas that are working today, along with case studies of founders who are making millions every month. Sign up today ➜


Good morning and happy Sunday.

Today, I’m sending you something a bit special: what I’m calling our Sunday Breakfast πŸ₯ž.

What is the Sunday Breakfast?

It's 5 bite-sized case studies to get you motivated for the week ahead. You can read it in 2 minutes or less.

I hope you enjoy it:

--

1. The orange juice 🍊

This "amish niche" brand just hit $6M/year (all online).

No high school diploma, no problem... This founder didn’t have any "traditional" schooling beyond 8th grade.

And he now runs a multi-million dollar online brand.

--

2. The coffeeΒ Β β˜•οΈ

This Uber for lawn care biz makes $30M/year.

The secret to its success? Bringing technology to a traditionally super low-tech business.

Oh, yeah. And great tenacity. The founder was rejected over 40 times before getting the first β€˜yes’.

--

3. The eggs 🍳

A simple no-code app got 400 users in 3 months.

This founder tackled some low-hanging fruit in the no-code space: maps.

Geocities, Tumblr, Zapier, Webflow… Tools like these make tech more accessible to the billions of people in our world that are not tech-savvy.

--

4. The toast πŸ₯ͺ

These underpants are now making $3.6M/year.

They have even sold some pairs at the Vatican. Was that you, Pope Francis?

--

5. The pancakes πŸ₯ž

We got the scoop on how to raise $2M in 2022.

These non-technical founders were able to raise some decent money for their SaaS.

Want to learn how to approach investors, prepare a pitch, and raise millions? Then you need to read this, they told us exactly how they did it.

--

Enjoy your Sunday, and have a great week ahead!

Pat

Founder, StarterStory.com

meet the author
David Bustos

Hey there! πŸ‘‹ I'm David, and if you ever got an email from Starter Story, I probably wrote it. With a background in working with startups and writing, being part of this team is kind of a perfect fit for me.