Danish and Kurdish entrepreneur
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I grew up in Taastrup, outside Copenhagen, with a Kurdish dad and a Danish mum. My first client was my dad's restaurant, and I was 15. At 17 I left school to run the agency full time, and the year I turned 18 it made a million kroner in profit. TV 2 put me in the studio to ask how.
At 19 I hit my first $100K month and rented the Copenhagen Opera House for our first live event.
Skillcet is a publisher for experts. Someone who knows their subject brings that, and we build the programme, fill the room and run the launch. Before Skillcet, two partners and I took an education business to 3,500 clients and over $10 million in three years.
The biggest launch since then did about $400,000 in four days.
One four-day challenge. 7,000 people registered, 1,800 showed up live and 165 of them bought at $2,500. I built the funnel, ran the room and managed the sales team.
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.
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