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Varun Rana Got Fired for Making Fun of His Startup Job. Now He Earns Six Figures Making B2B Brands Laugh

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B2B isn’t known for its sense of humor. But as creator Varun Rana proves, laughing at the absurdity of tech culture is becoming B2B’s most effective marketing tool.

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Varun Rana Got Fired for Making Fun of His Startup Job. Now He Earns Six Figures Making B2B Brands Laugh

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