Examine.com
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Parr: Examine.com generates seven figures in revenue with 20 employees
“So they have, I'm gonna give you some stats, 40,000 visitors a day, 20 employees, seven figures in revenue, 50,000 people have signed up for their membership or bought some of the guides.”
Puri: Trust-based review models rely on fear-driven consumer verification
“So that's one really good thing about supplements and medicine is that there's like a fear component to it, right? Like I don't want to actually like Die or get side effects from this thing or have a, you know, sort of a big problem occur because of the potent…”
Parr: Examine.com founder Sol Orwell raised $400,000 from tweets for Afghanistan
“The guy, his name is Sol S O S O L space. And then Orwell is his last name. He owns a examine.com. He just tweeted out that he was going to do this. And he was like, I'm going to give it away. He's like, I vetted this. I know where the money's going to go to f…”
Orwell: Examine.com reaches 2.5 to 3 million monthly visitors
“Collectively, I think we're at like two and a half, three million visitors a month.”
Orwell: Examine.com has roughly 10,000 paying content subscribers
“One of the relevant things I think that is relevant to the SaaS founders is we have roughly 10,000 paying subscribers for content.”
Orwell: Examine.com Was Nearly Bankrupt Between 2017 and 2019
“So what happened was in 2017 to 2019, those were the two or I guess three actually roughest years of examine. Like we were almost bankrupt. I had to put it in my own cash to keep it going.”