A company sells $100 group workshops teaching older adults how to use technology — phones, iPads, email. The model has had real if modest traction but has hit a friction point that's capping further growth. What's the right next move?
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TL;DR: A company selling $100 group workshops teaching older adults how to use technology (phones, tablets, computers, internet) is a real, viable business model. Unit economics: $100/student × 8-12 students per workshop = $800-$1,200/works…
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