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Desmond: Coding Nomads earned only 5-10% of revenue online pre-pandemic

Kim Desmond · She Bought Toilet Paper in Bali Before She Knew Her Business Was Gone · Nov 11, 2021 · at 25:12

Kim Desmond, co-founder of Coding Nomads, describes how heavily the business relied on in-person travel bootcamps before pivoting online during COVID-19.

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“Our online revenue was maybe five to 10% of our annual revenue, and that was only since 2019 because that's when we launched our online courses.”

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