
A deals marketplace for software and digital products.
From AppSumo's Lifehacker bundle story
AppSumo built a bundle for Lifehacker's readers before pitching Lifehacker. It put together a bundle of productivity webapps aimed at Lifehacker's audience before reaching out. Lifehacker then ran the promotion.
AppSumo later became profitable with more than 800,000 customers. The source treats the Lifehacker bundle as an example of winning a traction channel by preparing something tailored to that channel's audience first.
Built a bundle of productivity webapps aimed at Lifehacker's readers before reaching out, and Lifehacker ran it. It later became profitable with more than 800,000 customers.
AppSumo built a bundle for Lifehacker's readers before pitching Lifehacker. It put together a bundle of productivity webapps aimed at Lifehacker's audience before reaching out. Lifehacker then ran the promotion.
AppSumo later became profitable with more than 800,000 customers. The source treats the Lifehacker bundle as an example of winning a traction channel by preparing something tailored to that channel's audience first.
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