Danish and Kurdish entrepreneur
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I'm half Kurdish, half Danish, and I grew up in Taastrup outside Copenhagen. I started my first marketing business at 15 and my dad's restaurant was the first client. At 17 I dropped out to run it full time.
TV 2 covered the company in 2022, when I was 19 and it had just made 1.18 million kroner in profit.
Skillcet is a publisher for experts. An expert brings what they know, we build the programme and run the launch, and they keep doing the teaching. Before Skillcet, me and two partners built an info product business to 3,500 clients and $10M+ in three years.
Most online courses sell information you could get from a chatbot for free. We only build the ones where you can do the job at the end.
Timothy Armoo's book launch, with Dan Priestley, Simon Squibb, Chris Donnelly, Tim Campbell and Laura Costa as guest speakers. It went past 10,000 copies and beat Mel Robbins to the top spot. I ran the launch.
Seven thousand people registered and 1,800 turned up live. Of those, 165 bought a place at $2,500, which came to about $400,000 in four days.
I was 19 when we rented the Copenhagen Opera House and put 150 digital entrepreneurs from across Scandinavia in the room for a single live event.
If you have an audience and something worth selling to it, write to me. Tell me what you sell, how big your list is, and when you want to run. I answer everything myself.
mahsun@mahsunavci.com