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Everything you need to build a profitable Instagram Theme Page. Instagram: @dan.kramers
One Hyde Park, SW1X7LJ, London, United Kingdom
I have purchased a Black Friday offer which includes 1-1 mentorship and already had a 1-1 call with Dan. He is an excellent mentor and clearly knows what to do unlike most of the people out there.
Decent course, but terrible communication I have been unable to connect with support since I joined
I love how Dan explains everything and how every step is simple and easy to master. Love the way he shows step by step how to make your buissines work.
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