Thrifty Homesteader

An online media company and membership platform focused on educating people about raising goats and homesteading.

Why It Works

The business taps into a niche market of goat enthusiasts and homesteaders, providing evidence-based information and a community for support.

Revenue & Traction

The membership is priced between $19 to $29 per month, with additional annual options for savings. The first online course launched with a few hundred sales at a $50 price point.

Founding Story

Deborah Neeman started by offering free classes on her farm to educate new goat owners after learning through personal experience. This led to writing a book and eventually transitioning into online courses and memberships.

Business Playbook

Key strategies include creating detailed online courses, engaging with an email list, offering valuable lead magnets, and emphasizing community support through a membership model.

Additional Information

The business has evolved from one-off course sales to a recurring revenue model with a growing membership base. Deborah has published multiple books and has a YouTube channel related to goat care.

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