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Hey everyone, today our guest is Ryan Holiday, the former Director of Marketing at American Apparel and current Founder and Partner at Brass Check Marketing where he focuses on creative consulting, advising, and marketing. Ryan is the author of several books including “Ego Is the Enemy,” “The Obstacle Is the Way,” “Trust Me, I’m Lying,” and “Growth Hacker Marketing.”
In today’s interview, we’ll be talking about the scary risk Ryan took to drop out of school at 19 and work as a media strategist as well as a research assistant for author Robert Greene, how his role as Director of Marketing at American Apparel led to writing his first book, why his books have sold over 200,000 copies in 20 languages, and how Ryan got to work with high-profile clients like Tim Ferriss, Tony Robbins, and Tucker Max.
Ryan’s newest book “Ego Is the Enemy” came out June 14 and you can purchase it right here!
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Hey everyone, today's interview is with my friend John Rampton, CEO of Due which is an easy way to send money and mobile payments, and makes collecting money easy. He was recently named #2 on the Top 50 Online influencers list by Entrepreneur Magazine and guest blogs on Entrepreneur, Forbes, TechCrunch, Mashable and Huffington Post.
Today we're talking about how John reaches millions of people through blogging, how his frustration in slow-paying clients led to building his own successful solution, his genius method for acquiring his first 15,000 clients, and why size doesn't matter—when it comes to content, that is!
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Hey everyone, today our guest is Russ Perry, founder of Design Pickle, a service that offers unlimited designs for a monthly fee.
Today we're talking about how Russ grew Design Pickle from a one-man show to a six-figure business, how he scaled the company by going niche, the genius guest blogging strategy that got them their first 1,200 customers, and how a popsicle cart, a human pickle, and free pickles turned Design Pickle into a household name.
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Hey everybody, today I have Nathan Latka on the show. He is the former Founder and CEO of Heyo, which helps create fan pages, Facebook contests, and mobile-optimized landing pages, and is the host of a top podcast called, appropriately enough, The Top.
In today’s show we talk about how Nathan was able to build a successful business at such a young age, how he started out by cold calling people to sell Facebook fan pages at $700 a page, the reasons webinars don’t work for most people (but why they work for him), and how he grew Heyo to $5 million in revenue before selling it to a top competitor.
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Hi everyone, today on the show we have Nadim Hossain, CEO of BrightFunnel, which paints a complete picture of marketing’s impact on sales with the leading attribution and forecasting solution for B2B marketers.
Today we’ll be talking about how a data driven guy like Nadim saw the need for an analytics product to supply B2B businesses with attribution data, and then found a way to fill that need; why measuring the worth of meeting someone (through a webinar, trade show, etc.) is so valuable; and how businesses can save a ton of time by knowing precisely which efforts are bringing in revenue and therefore where they should focus their energy and resources.
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Hi everyone! Today we have Eugene Cheng, co-founder and creative lead of HighSpark which used to be SlideComet, a strategic presentation consultancy serving Fortune 500 companies like Panasonic, Dentsu and Nike. Eugene relishes in building compelling visual content for his agencies and channels, and he is a self confessed presentation obsessive. He is also a keynote author in the top 1% on SlideShare.
Today we'll be talking about how Eugene wound up getting over 100,000 views and 20 leads on his first SlideShare presentation and turned that into the company that he runs today, the reason he's got 3 million total views on his SlideShare channels (and 3 reasons why everyone's not this successful), and how to create a great presentation without being a design expert.
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Hi everyone, on today's show we have my friend Edwin Choi, VP of Marketing at Mobovida, a progressive vertically integrated online retailer of mobile accessories.
In today’s episode we’ll be talking about how Edwin and his team make use of the data they've been gathering to develop products that really speak to their core audience, like their top selling product, the “Mobovida Wallet Case.” We also chat about Mobovida's 62% YoY growth rate, their two favorite marketing channels, and how their annual revenue manages to hit $10M in such a competitive space.
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Hello everybody, today we have Yahya Mokhtarzada, co-founder of Truebill, a software service that helps us find, track, and cancel our paid subscriptions.
In today’s interview, we’ll be talking about how Truebill got 10,000 signups without paying customer acquisition costs, why subscription commerce is replacing traditional commerce, and how Yahya saw a pain point in managing the-ever increasing amount of subscription services that people have and developed a product to fix that pain point.
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Hi everyone, today's interview is with David Cancel, the CEO of Drift, which is a tool that provides the easiest way to grow your customers with live chat right on your site. David is a 5x founder and has helped grow such companies as Performable, Ghostery, Lookery, and Compete. He is also the co-host of the Seeking Wisdom podcast.
In today's interview, we'll be talking about how David has been able to start five companies, including Drift, how his obsession helps businesses communicate better with their customers, and why the default that he takes is that he's wrong about everything.
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Hello everyone, today's guest is Dave Nevogt, co-founder of Hubstaff, a timekeeping SaaS that tracks time, progress, and projects for freelancers and virtual staff.
Today we'll be talking about how Dave got his start with an e-commerce golf business, how his personal needs and pain points translated into the creation of Hubstaff, and how hard it is keeping track of a virtual team and what everyone is working on.
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