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Kenny Keller

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In 2012, 58-year old certified helicopter flight instructor Kenny Keller was on the brink of losing his brick-and-mortar helicopter business because of the high expenses required to keep it open.

So naturally, he searched for other possible revenue streams. Keller decided to join Kajabi, an online video education platform for content creators to sell, manage and market their online courses. A day after launching, Keller made close to $1,000 on the platform.

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Kajabi, a platform for β€œknowledge economy” entrepreneurs and content creators, has looked to the most influential influencer platform of all for a new leader.

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Writers and podcasters have carved out new paths to monetize their expertise, and investors are eying the software companies powering the tech where their content lives online.

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