We did it!
My book, eMillions: Behind-The-Scenes Stories of 14 Successful Internet Millionaires, hit the #1 spot on Amazon in FOUR different categories:
We also hit the #17 spot on the overall Computers & Internet category, #3 on the Business & Culture category, as well as the #30 on the Business Category (which is the most competitive category out of all).
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Hi, I’m Stanley Tang – a 19 year old tech entrepreneur, author and student. Since 2006, I’ve been building internet businesses ranging from online magazines to social web applications. I also published a book called eMillions, which was a #1 best-seller on Amazon.com.
I’m inspired by technology, startups, design, innovation, philosophy and business. I love engaging in the creative process of building tech startups.
Right now, I’m pursing a Computer Science degree at Stanford University. Be sure to look around to check out what I’ve been up to lately.
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