he central challenge for every modern education entrepreneur—the “edupreneur”—is navigating what marketing expert Seth Godin aptly describes as a “sea full of crap”. The digital education landscape has become a hyper-saturated market, flooded with offerings that are often “mediocre” and filled with “regurgitated information”. This saturation has created a deafening “noise” problem, where simply being

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