🪄 This 17-year-old makes $1500/m with his marketing agency

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🪄This 17-year-old makes $1500/m with his marketing agency

Meet Conor, the future of entrepreneurship, a 17-year-old teen with a passion for business and entrepreneurship. Even though, his age might be small, he’s definitely an over-achiever.

Here’s some advice from his journey. 👇

His Background

Conor hated the school just like most of his peers, but the reason that fueled his hatred was definitely much more different and ambitious than this peers. The fact that someone who has achieved barely anything in life teaching him on how to be successful PISSED HIM OFF.

His teachers forced him to pursue to get a degree and follow the traditional path, but he had another vision in mind. He knew he could succeed on his own, and that’s how he got into entrepreneurship.

Snack Business

His first business venture was selling snacks through Facebook marketplace to his locals when he was 13, which surprisingly made him around $2000/m. That amount was more than his entire classmates were making COMBINED at that time. His success at a young age proved that he was capable of achieving bigger goals.

Marketing Agency

Currently, Conor offers his marketing skills to local companies which generates them more than thousands of dollars every single month. He keeps signing on more companies, and he’s scaling at an EXTREME rate. He’s currently standing at $1500/m, but he is using that money to reinvest and grow his marketing agency: CCMarketing. He continues to grow his instagram account to increase his digital presence. You can check his instagram at @ccmarketin.

His Vision For The Future

Conor wants to mentor the younger generation to help them succeed in their first businesses. He wants people to improve themselves and build a better stronger future together. We need more people like him to shape the future, and take the matters into their own hands. Conor is definitely a person to look up to, and learn from.

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