Chapter
Creating a Private Social Network for Bad-Ass People
09:13 - 13:31 (04:17)
The speaker discusses his idea for a public version of a successful private social network, but with a curated group of bad-ass users who must prove their identity to gain access, similar to existing secret networks.
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The speaker wants to create a digital masquerade party similar to Apex's app store preview where anonymous but "bad-ass" members can speak their minds while feeling comfortable doing so.
09:13 - 10:56 (01:43)
Summary
The speaker wants to create a digital masquerade party similar to Apex's app store preview where anonymous but "bad-ass" members can speak their minds while feeling comfortable doing so.
ChapterCreating a Private Social Network for Bad-Ass People
Episode#144 - Shaan's Giving Away A Company, A Mysterious, Anonymous New App and The Most Gimmicky Marketing Thing The Guys Have Done
PodcastMy First Million
The trend of private online communities is growing as people look for spaces where they can speak freely without fear of censorship or judgement.
10:56 - 12:38 (01:41)
Summary
The trend of private online communities is growing as people look for spaces where they can speak freely without fear of censorship or judgement. These communities are often exclusive and require proof of identity to join.
ChapterCreating a Private Social Network for Bad-Ass People
Episode#144 - Shaan's Giving Away A Company, A Mysterious, Anonymous New App and The Most Gimmicky Marketing Thing The Guys Have Done
PodcastMy First Million
The success of a startup app depends on timing and funding.
12:38 - 13:31 (00:53)
Summary
The success of a startup app depends on timing and funding. If an app raises money early and doesn't have a large user base, it is more likely to fail, whereas if it becomes popular and then raises funds, it has a better chance of success.