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HubSpot CRM is a one-stop shop for growing businesses looking to automate tedious tasks, track contact information and deals, and ensure that teams have access to the same data to better serve customers and reach their goals. And best of all, it's easy to use and free to get started.
The hosts discuss possible edgy t-shirt ideas, including references to Theranos and Lambda School, before recounting a story about a celebrity sighting in an Ethiopian mountain village.
A holding company is buying out small businesses that make single-digit millions a year by taking advantage of niche markets and rolling up these businesses into multi-million dollar companies, using tactics like buying fake reviews to boost their value on the algorithm.
The Amazon marketplace is a highly competitive space, and even businesses that are top sellers and profitable one year can easily be outcompeted or delisted the next, leading to significant revenue drops. It is important for Amazon business investors to have a high success rate and/or durable businesses that can withstand these setbacks.
The guest speaker shares their perspective on investing in businesses with a focus on durability, and mentions the success of a company founded by individuals involved with Seamless. Amidst the pandemic, there is an increase in at-home entertainment and leisure activities.
A podcast discussion on the high risk of online classes being just a sales pitch, and the strategic use of targeted quizzes for personalized ads.
In this podcast episode, Matt Clifford talks about his journey as an entrepreneur and the lessons he learned from his failures. He also gives insights into how to identify opportunities and create successful business ventures.
The Harvard Extension School has been known for its easy classes, such as "Rocks for Jocks," but some argue that it still delivers a rigorous education.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about his interest in Ripley's Believe It or Not, Guinness World Records, and Spencer Dinwiddie's attempt to sell fractions of his future NBA earnings through cryptocurrency. He also discusses the unusual and innovative ways some people are using their fame and success to seek out additional capital.