High school dropout, Chris Kelsey, is 19 years old and started Appsitude, a San Francisco based app and web development company in December 2014 (when he was 17) that has made over $6 million in revenue so far this year.

Employing 60+ staff, he's also built many successful apps including Premium Wallpapers HD which received over 40 million downloads and did $8m revenue before it was sold in 2015.

Now you may be thinking, “What can I, the seasoned business owner, learn from a 19 year old?”

Strategies around attracting clients

The importance of thinking big

How he attracts A-players into his team

Plenty more

Plus I tackle a listener question about referencing death in their marketing, share a testimonial from a past attendee of my Philippines outsourcing tour, and I share some feedback from another listener (I have two!) who's been touched by the two recent Orange Sky episodes.

Let's get stuck right in!

  EPISODE TIMELINE

00:00  Two marketing insights

00:34  Episode teaser

01:00  Welcome & overview

02:45  Create Freedom Through Outsourcing Tour #3 update

06:29  Today’s guest introduction - Quentin Nolan from Liquid Snow Tours

07:52  Interview with Quentin Nolan from Liquid Snow Tours

45:00  Insights into DesignCrowd & WebCentral

47:31  My Top 3 Attention Grabbers from my chat with Quentin Nolan from Liquid Snow Tours

49:04  Listener's marketing question answered

53:42  Listener feedback

55:53  Wrap-up and an insight in to both a past guest & next week’s guest

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  RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED

Create Freedom Through Outsourcing Tour #3

Chris's official website for Appsitude

The Pass Down Journal

  MY TOP 3 ATTENTION GRABBERS

Think big. Why do you have to wait a predetermined amount of time for something to happen?

Normalise big ideas. Then believe in them. Then act on them. Then make changes when they don’t entirely work out.

Ask this Killer Question - “What would my younger self do in this situation?” Or “How would my younger self approach the marketing of my business?” 

 OVER TO YOU …

What was your biggest marketing learning or ah-ha moment from this episode?

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