Chapter
The Early Days of Twitter
40:44 - 43:52 (03:07)
The early days of Twitter were seen as a silly tech fad, even among those within the tech industry.
Clips
Two hosts discuss the website minikatana.com which sells mini katanas, half the size of a regular samurai sword.
40:44 - 41:42 (00:57)
Summary
Two hosts discuss the website minikatana.com which sells mini katanas, half the size of a regular samurai sword.
ChapterThe Early Days of Twitter
EpisodeThe Guy Mafia, Agency Affiliates, Mini Katanas, and More
PodcastMy First Million
The e-commerce store discussed in this podcast episode receives one to two million monthly visits and reportedly generates a revenue of at least 10 million dollars a year, potentially closer to 20 million.
41:42 - 42:40 (00:57)
Summary
The e-commerce store discussed in this podcast episode receives one to two million monthly visits and reportedly generates a revenue of at least 10 million dollars a year, potentially closer to 20 million. The business specializes in selling unique and high-quality swords, with YouTube being one of their main sources of success.
ChapterThe Early Days of Twitter
EpisodeThe Guy Mafia, Agency Affiliates, Mini Katanas, and More
PodcastMy First Million
To make it in the world of e-commerce, entrepreneurs must find a group of people who are unapologetically passionate about a certain lifestyle or culture, such as those obsessed with Japanese culture, according to a tech writer.
42:40 - 43:52 (01:12)
Summary
To make it in the world of e-commerce, entrepreneurs must find a group of people who are unapologetically passionate about a certain lifestyle or culture, such as those obsessed with Japanese culture, according to a tech writer. She calls this phenomenon the "Stranger Things Law."