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🗓️ 12 July 2016
⏱️ 22 minutes
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Amanda Newman, who opened her first store in high school. She became a realtor, and went on to create Park Bench - a SaaS business that creates neighborhood-focused websites for realtors who want to connect to their community. She and her partner made $880k in revenue last year and this year they’re shooting for a million.
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1:02.9 | Dobtri, this is episode 353. |
1:06.1 | Coming up tomorrow morning, you'll hear from Alex Berman |
1:08.3 | and how he got to $1.3 million in monthly recurring revenue |
1:12.5 | to help you get leads with his business inspired beats. A big story, folks. Don't miss it tomorrow |
1:18.2 | morning. Top job. What is happening? You're going to love our guest this morning. Her name is |
1:23.6 | Amanda Newman. And from age six, she was going to work with her dad making boxes and |
1:29.4 | washing bottles at her family water bottling company Fernbrook Spring Water. Later while |
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