How this guy went from selling Fiverr gigs for $5 to $15k/month podcasting agency

Complete Roadmap to Building ₹50+ Lakh/Month SEO Agency From India

I sat down with Prithvi, a 24-year-old from Mumbai who runs a ₹50+ lakhs/month agency with 22 people. We discussed how you can make bank with SEO in the age of AI, why he buys backlinks from 8 marketplaces, and his cold calling story - made 1200 calls, signed 2 clients, never did outbound again. Subah: * YouTube [https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw] * X [https://x.com/subahwadhwani_] * Instagram [ https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani] Apply to work at Atomik Growth [https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af] Have guest recommendations? [https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9] Timestamps: 00:00 - Trailer 01:08 - What his agency does 03:31 - Best month ever - ₹51 lakh revenue breakdown 04:41 - Why he's a strong advocate for finishing college 06:00 - His philosophy on hiring interns 10:14 - Why he doesn't build his own SaaS products 13:20 - AI tools for web development 14:03 - How he gets most of his clients 17:32 - The upsell ladder - ₹200 to ₹51L/month 19:32 - How to become the go-to person in your space 20:56 - The 1200 cold calls that changed everything 24:28 - How he started creating content on Instagram 26:11 - SEO optimizing your Instagram profile 29:38 - Where he actually buys backlinks 31:21 - Getting into AI automations 34:21 - The ₹1.7 crore loss story - no contracts 44:43 - Future plans - going all in on long form content 46:27 - How he hires - hungry and smart over experience 51:11 - The easiest time in history to learn development 53:33 - His approach to cold emails 55:28 - What a good developer costs in India

This 18 y/o raised ₹6.35cr WHILE IN SCHOOL after selling his company at 15

Suhas is 18. He sold his first company at 15 for ₹4.5 lakh. By 18, he raised ₹6.35 crores - all while still going to school daily. Started coding at 10, built a viral text-to-handwriting tool, sold it at 15, worked for US startups in 10th grade, hosted hackathons then raised ₹5.8cr from Japanese and Singaporean family offices to invest in teenage founders. Now he runs Localhost - decentralized hacker houses across Bangalore, Japan, Paris & Romania. Suhas: X - https://x.com/suhasasumukh?s=20 [https://x.com/suhasasumukh?s=20] LI - https://www.linkedin.com/in/suhasasumukh/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/suhasasumukh/] Subah: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@subahwadhwani [https://www.youtube.com/@subahwadhwani] X - https://x.com/subahwadhwani [https://x.com/subahwadhwani] Instagram - https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani [https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani] Apply to work at Atomik Growth: https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af [https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af] Have guest recommendations? https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9 [https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9] Timestamps: 00:00 Trailer 01:08 Introduction 05:50 How he started programming as a kid 13:38 The software he sold at 15 18:42 From school to becoming a VC 30:59 Burnout & the pivot to venture capital 36:13 Raising his first fund 40:36 Investment strategies 46:13 What are hacker houses? 01:03:20 Why media matters for startups 01:06:39 Future plans - building startup labs

This 17 y/o Makes $200K/Month & His Parents Have No Idea

Anonymous 17 year old hacker shares how he started in seventh grade and, at 15, found an item duplication bug in an online game that he says made his group about $130,000 in 4 months. He later helped build a CSGO style case opening platform for another game, using bots for deposits and withdrawals, and claims it now brings in $200,000 a month. We also get into how exploits spread, the ethical and legal risks, and why he wants to go legit next. Subah: https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw [https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw ] https://x.com/subahwadhwani_ [https://x.com/subahwadhwani_] https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani [https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani] Apply to work at Atomik Growth: https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af [https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af] Have guest recommendations? https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9 [https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9] Timestamps: 00:00 Trailer 01:07 Disclaimer 01:30 First Meeting 02:35 First taste of online money 03:50 Shady shortcuts 06:57 The bug that changed everything 08:09 Selling fast with resellers and crypto 09:56 When the whole market collapsed 11:23 Learning to code 14:10 Pivot to a new gaming site 17:53 Simple breakdown of the platform 20:25 Credits system and why it works 22:02 Revenue and volume explained 26:18 Keeping users hooked 29:20 Bans, legal risk and staying safe 31:04 What this does to users 35:19 Plateau problem and scaling limits 38:02 Cashing out and hiding success 40:42 Switching to legit online businesses 43:39 Clipping business model explained 45:13 Fintech idea: make payments frictionless 48:06 Advice for young builders and wrap In this episode, a 12th-grade student shares how a personal challenge led to significant financial success. After losing in-game items due to a hack, they discovered a *game bug* that allowed for the duplication of items, which became a lucrative *money exploit*. This journey showcases how an understanding of *game glitch* mechanics and *online money games* can lead to *infinite items* and foster *entrepreneurship* from a young age.

How this guy went from selling Fiverr gigs for $5 to $15k/month podcasting agency

Visit Pulkit Saini: https://www.instagram.com/supppulkit/ [https://www.instagram.com/supppulkit/] Subah: https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw [https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw] https://x.com/subahwadhwani_ [https://x.com/subahwadhwani_] https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani [https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani] Apply to work at Atomik Growth: https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af [https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af] Have guest recommendations? https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9 [https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9] Timestamps: 00:00 Trailer 01:09 Podcasting Aspirations 02:06 Health and Fitness Transformation 04:35 Reflections on College and Career 35:28 Scaling the Podcast Agency 38:15 The Future of Clipping and Content Creation 42:01 Venturing into Product-Based Business 45:06 The Journey of Clipping 47:51 Innovations in Video Generation 01:01:32 Plans for the Podcast and Future Guests

How guy from Odisha makes ₹45,00,000/month with YouTube automation

In this episode, Ranjan reveals the world of YouTube automation, shedding light on the strategies that helped him scale channels and dominate niche markets. Whether you're new to the game or already hustling, this conversation is packed with insights on how to turn YouTube into a money-making machine. What you’ll learn in this EP: * How to navigate the ups and downs of YouTube automation. * The *power of niches* – why finding the right one is EVERYTHING. * The story behind building scalable YouTube channels with low production costs. * The secret sauce to repackaging content and maximizing revenue. Ranjan: https://www.instagram.com/thebrownheadguy?igsh=Z3pyenJwbWhyMmlr [https://www.instagram.com/thebrownheadguy?igsh=Z3pyenJwbWhyMmlr] Subah: https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw [https://youtube.com/@UCD8B5kw3kZymsvHHStXJNfw] https://x.com/subahwadhwani_ [https://x.com/subahwadhwani_] https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani [https://instagram.com/subahwadhwani] Apply to work at Atomik Growth: https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af [https://www.notion.so/atomikgrowth/Atomik-Job-Board-e9802f5753254e3eac337eba517412af] Have guest recommendations? https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9 [https://forms.gle/yQNAomLR7D5MbykV9] Timestamps - 00:00 Trailer 00:55 Introduction 02:38 YouTube Automation and Audience Targeting 05:44 Freelancing Journey and Challenges 26:47 YouTube Channel Bans and Policy Issues 29:26 Struggles and Turning Points 31:28 Building a Successful YouTube Automation Business 43:34 Future of YouTube Automation and Final Thoughts