What was revenue? I think Inc. publish is that right? What was the revenue? They do not publish

revenue. Oh, what was a range? Can you share a range? We prefer to keep that a little tighter to the

belt. We're in some some conversations right now. So I can't. Can you maybe share the year that you

passed a million dollars in revenue? It was 2020.

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right now at getlatka.com. Hey folks, my guest today is Andrew Horn. He's the founder and CEO of Tribute.com. As a speaker and executive coach, he's been called the Dale Carnegie for the digital age by Forbes. In addition to building companies, Andrew trains organizations and leaders around the globe on social flow, a simple framework to cultivate real confidence and connection in every situation. He's now building

tribute.co, group video montage platform. All right, Andrew, ready to take us to the top?

Let's do it. All right. So what does montage platform mean? I've never heard of this before.

All right. So Nathan, when's your birthday? October 3rd.

October 3rd. So on October 3rd, imagine what it would feel like to wake up on your birthday and one

of your best friends send you an email.

You open that email.

There's a big play button.

You click on it.

And that opens a video montage of 20 of your closest friends and family members who've

all recorded a one minute video telling you why they love you.

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