Failory

I started as a website where I interviewed the founders of failed startup. That's where "Failory" comes from: failure + story. However, nowadays, despite the site still has a focus on failure and mistakes, it has extended to other content types and topics. The website currently has: +200 interviews with failed and successful startup founders. +100 blog articles on how to start, grow, monetize and (not) fail with a startup. Reviews on info products, tools and services for startups. Lists of resources for founders. 15 podcast episodes talking with the founders of both failed and successful businesses. Analyses on why have +200 startups and company's projects failed. +80 tools for startups. That was exhausting to write and read, just imagine to create... How can I be updated on what you publish? The best way is to subscribe to Failory's newsletter. I send weekly emails with the latest content, some updates on the behind scenes of Failory and some startup-related articles and podcasts I find interesting. How is Failory built? I've built everything using no-code tools, particularly Webflow. If you go to the Tools page and select "Yes" on "Used by Failory?", you'll see all the tools I'm currently using to manage the business. How is Failory monetized? Sponsorships: I sell ads on the website and newsletter. You can find the details here. The most popular sponsorship is The Everything Package. Affiliates: On Failory's blog and newsletter, I generally recommend info products, tools and services for startups and founders. If people purchase them, I get a commission of that sale. Digital products: I create and sell Failory's own products, like a great eBook on product-market fit that you can get for $15. How can I sponsor Failory?