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This podcast discusses the benefits of using a customer relationship management (CRM) system to automate tasks, keep track of contact info and deals, and improve team collaboration. The hosts also mention multiple ad spots for a specific CRM provider.
The speaker compares the coronavirus pandemic to 9/11 and mentions the "shelter in place" policy which requires individuals to stay at home except for essential needs, such as groceries and medical attention. The speaker also ponders whether this crisis will reveal those who were unprepared or ill-equipped to handle it.
This podcast discusses the benefits of investing in billboards for long-term passive income generation, comparing it to other popular investment options such as real estate.
The speaker discusses the controversy surrounding Chuck E. Cheese during the pandemic, with 100 kids going to the restaurant and grandparents being at risk.
This podcast episode discusses personal accounts of individuals who either don't care about the COVID-19 outbreak, or have experienced symptoms and been tested positive for the virus, and their reactions to the situation.
Headspin provides a global device cloud with real phones from around the world to help test, monitor and analyze user experience across different devices, locations and networks.
The speaker shares extreme measures he's taken for weight loss, including running his own weight loss study and making bets with his friends.
The speaker admits to lying about liking food samples at Costco just to avoid a punishment and shares their love for the act of trying new things.
The speaker discusses the potential need for a bailout for industries such as retail, casinos, cruise lines, and sports leagues due to the impact of COVID-19, as they will have difficulty surviving during an extended period of quarantine.
Stock buybacks have become a common practice in the US, with 65% of profits not going towards employee wages or investing for growth. This has led to questions about whether airline companies, who have engaged in stock buybacks, should receive a bailout from the government.
The current economic situation presents an opportunity for investors to purchase dilapidated hotels and renovate them for alternative forms of housing or commercial spaces. By offering a platform for individuals to submit their ideas, demand can be measured and successful execution can yield significant profits.
Coupon books have evolved to match the internet's growth. Eric Ryan recently talked about his experiences with D2C brands that sell through Target and other similar sales channels while similar extension tools like Honey have made digital couponing easier.
The slow and difficult scaling processes of local businesses makes Groupon 2.0, an updated version of the company's sales platform, a potentially valuable tool for both consumers and local entrepreneurs.
The speaker believes that the coronavirus pandemic won't cause a recession, but it will serve as the needle that pops the bubble. The prediction is that there will be a rise in discount memberships such as buying clubs.
The availability of time, new hardware or software during certain times of the year can impact advertising, leading to temporary dips in demand for social media companies. This provides opportunities for businesses during these periods of time.
The host notices that engineers who discuss growth tactics and customer service on Twitter are particularly unique and worth getting to know, and decides to meet an engineer in person to discuss his work in those areas.