In this episode of Digitalconomics, we have Domagoj Vidovic, also known as Tech Wizzdom and CTO of Sparroww Inc, as our guest. Discover how this Tech Content Creator, with his creative Reels, TikToks, and YouTube Shorts, has not only garnered over 500,000 followers on Instagram but also surpassed 200,000 on TikTok. As a Frontend Engineer and passionate coder, he produces entertaining and educational videos.

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In this episode of Digitalconomics, I have Mahir Isikli from IRIS as a guest. As a VC analyst, he provides insights into exciting VC cases and the path to VC funding. Discover how Mahir found his passion for VC and discover with us the critical factors for startups getting money from an investor. The big question we'll discuss is: How can successful fundraising be achieved? We explore various exit strategies and the complex startup selection process. Mahir sheds light on the VC business and reveals what makes a compelling pitch deck. Tune in for fascinating insights into the world of venture capital.

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In this podcast episode, I have Josh Nielsen, the founder of Zencastr, as my guest. Zencastr is the platform I personally use to record this podcast. We dive deeply into Josh's fascinating entrepreneurial journey, exploring the world of crowdfunding, the inception of Zencastr, and the challenges he overcame along the way.

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In this podcast episode, I speak with Daniel Gebler, the founder & CTO of Picnic, the fastest-growing online supermarket. Picnic is revolutionizing the grocery retail industry by offering groceries online at low prices and delivering them the next day. We discuss how Picnic uses machine learning and AI to organize orders and minimize food waste. Daniel explains how Picnic aims to be fair to its customers while promoting sustainable practices. We also take a look at the challenges and the future of online grocery retail. Learn more about Picnic's exciting innovations in this episode.

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In this podcast episode, we have Patryk and Sebastian as our guests, who have developed the platform CodeJet. CodeJet translates designs into high-quality HTML and React code, making it easier for designers to bring their designs to the internet. With over 12,000 users worldwide, of which 60% convert more than twice and 20% convert more than four times, CodeJet boasts an impressive success rate. We delve into how AI will further enhance the process in the future and discuss the AI features that are planned. The CodeJet team is dedicated to supporting designers and solving issues in web development. They also share insights into their marketing strategy to gain upvotes and attention on platforms like Product Hunt. Additionally, we explore their future plans, potential integration with WordPress, and their approach to translations and quality within their team.

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In this podcast episode, I take you to a small village in the south of Italy – Tursi. I talk with Salvatore Gulfo, the founder of Tursi Digital Nomads. He envisions transforming this little village into a hub for digital nomads and remote workers. Discover how this ambitious idea turned into reality as Salvatore, a Tursi local, took the initiative to create a community for international digital nomads. After experiencing remote work during the pandemic, he longed for a place where he could work and interact with others. We delve into the world of workations, learning about the collaboration with the town of Tursi and the challenges overcome in organizing internet access. This project offers more than just coworking and coliving – it provides authentic cultural experiences like hikes, wine tastings, and other excursions. We discuss the growth of the coliving project in the coming years, the challenges it faces, and what the future of digital nomadism might hold.

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