How to build a million dollar publishing company with Amy and Dusty Droz

EPISODE · Mar 20, 2025 · 1H 38M

How to build a million dollar publishing company with Amy and Dusty Droz

from Board Game Design Lab · host Gabe Barrett

Amy and Dusty Droz join me to talk about how they’ve built an extremely profitable publishing business in a relatively short amount of time. We talk about tariffs, fulfillment, audience, budgeting, customer service, and a whole lot more! The post How to build a million dollar publishing company with Amy and Dusty Droz appeared first on Board Game Design Lab.

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