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📄 Scan Hero makes $410K/month from a PDF scanner. Sounds generic. That's the point. They run 29 custom App Store pages. Each one sells a different app: • Tax filers see IRS forms and a promo code • Students see lecture notes and OCR • Russian speakers see Kazakhstan... show more

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