Company case study

Hunting Gear Deals

Hunting Gear Deals is a platform similar to Daily Golf Steals but focused on curating deals for hunting gear. It came up on The Side Hustle Show, hosted by Nick Loper, in the episode "How to Start a Daily Deals Business: $1,000s/mo Sharing the Best Bargains in Your Niche (Greatest Hits)" (aired June 25, 2026).

At a glance

Hunting Gear Deals at a glance
PodcastThe Side Hustle Show
Hosted byNick Loper
EpisodeHow to Start a Daily Deals Business: $1,000s/mo Sharing the Best Bargains in Your Niche (Greatest Hits)
AiredJune 25, 2026
CategoryMarketplace

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What the episode said

How to Start a Daily Deals Business: $1,000s/mo Sharing the Best Bargains in Your Niche (Greatest Hits) · aired June 25, 2026 · hosted by Nick Loper

Why it works

It successfully caters to a niche audience of hunting enthusiasts looking for competitive pricing and deals, similar to the model used by Daily Golf Steals.

Founding story

The founder, Cameron, has been running this business for years and has built a strong community around it, serving as inspiration for David Paxton to start Daily Golf Steals.

The playbook

The success of Hunting Gear Deals relies on sourcing deals manually and building relationships within the hunting community.

Also mentioned

Cameron provided mentorship to David Paxton, sharing insights on deal sourcing and sponsorship acquisition.

Why this works now (our analysis)

Shopify's integration with social media platforms allows Hunting Gear Deals to effectively reach hunting enthusiasts through targeted ads on Instagram and Facebook. Cameron's initial revenue strategy involved partnering with niche hunting forums to promote exclusive deals, driving traffic to the site. The business faces a constraint in customer acquisition cost, as targeting a specific audience can lead to higher marketing expenses and longer payback periods on ad spend.

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