Why do you publish so much content? Who is it for?
Replied byDan Martell
Founder at Martell Ventures
Niche: SaaS, Marketing, Agencies, Edu
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: Canada
Started: 2015
The content is for communication. I make it for my wife, my brother, my kids, my teams. The world just gets to benefit. Even if they never see it, the ideas still exist and can help someone.
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