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Jason Levin went from ghostwriting for tech founders to going undercover in the meme world, ultimately raising a $3 million seed round from industry giants like Balaji Srinivasan to build Meme Lord an AI-powered SaaS platform combining Google Trends and Canva for marketers.
In Episode 10 of What's Working, Jason breaks down why "Memes Make Millions" isn't just a catchy book title, but a billion-dollar reality. He pulls back the curtain on "memetic warfare," explaining how everyone from massive crypto exchanges to the Ukrainian government relies on memes to control the narrative. Jason also rips into the current state of "AI slop," explains why e-commerce founders need to stop hosting lazy networking dinners, and reveals why LinkedIn is currently the greatest humor arbitrage opportunity on the internet.
Key Takeaways:
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro & The Power of Memes
00:55 - What is Meme Lord?
02:43 - "Memetic Warfare" & Government Memes
04:00 - Raising $3M from Balaji & Sam Lessin
04:26 - Why Boring Enterprise Companies Need Humor
07:44 - Will Social Platforms Ban Memes?
09:37 - The Problem with Introverted "AI Founders"
11:27 - Renting a Movie Theater for Instagram Reels
13:14 - Why E-com Founders Need to Stop Hosting Dinners
18:34 - Should Luxury Brands Use Memes?
20:41 - The LinkedIn Humor Arbitrage
21:56 - Why Reddit is the Worst Platform on the Internet
23:54 - Becoming Un-Cancelable
25:03 - The NY Governor Race Hit Pieces
26:34 - How Record Labels Use Memes to Break Indie Music
27:22 - Outro & Where to Find Jason
#WhatsWorkingPodcast #JasonLevin #MemeLord #MemeMarketing #B2BMarketing #EcommerceGrowth #AI
By What's WorkingJason Levin went from ghostwriting for tech founders to going undercover in the meme world, ultimately raising a $3 million seed round from industry giants like Balaji Srinivasan to build Meme Lord an AI-powered SaaS platform combining Google Trends and Canva for marketers.
In Episode 10 of What's Working, Jason breaks down why "Memes Make Millions" isn't just a catchy book title, but a billion-dollar reality. He pulls back the curtain on "memetic warfare," explaining how everyone from massive crypto exchanges to the Ukrainian government relies on memes to control the narrative. Jason also rips into the current state of "AI slop," explains why e-commerce founders need to stop hosting lazy networking dinners, and reveals why LinkedIn is currently the greatest humor arbitrage opportunity on the internet.
Key Takeaways:
Connect with Jason & Meme Lord:
Connect with the hosts:
Production & Scaling Partners:
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro & The Power of Memes
00:55 - What is Meme Lord?
02:43 - "Memetic Warfare" & Government Memes
04:00 - Raising $3M from Balaji & Sam Lessin
04:26 - Why Boring Enterprise Companies Need Humor
07:44 - Will Social Platforms Ban Memes?
09:37 - The Problem with Introverted "AI Founders"
11:27 - Renting a Movie Theater for Instagram Reels
13:14 - Why E-com Founders Need to Stop Hosting Dinners
18:34 - Should Luxury Brands Use Memes?
20:41 - The LinkedIn Humor Arbitrage
21:56 - Why Reddit is the Worst Platform on the Internet
23:54 - Becoming Un-Cancelable
25:03 - The NY Governor Race Hit Pieces
26:34 - How Record Labels Use Memes to Break Indie Music
27:22 - Outro & Where to Find Jason
#WhatsWorkingPodcast #JasonLevin #MemeLord #MemeMarketing #B2BMarketing #EcommerceGrowth #AI