Sam (@thesamparr) and Shaan (@shaanvp) today go over more YC batch companies! Sign up to the new Trends report that Sam mentioned at https://trends.co. Today's topics: Sam might have corona virus (5:46), is YC better this year going digital? (10:15), Smile Direct Club for Latin America (14:56), Education in India (17:56), EzeWholesale - Marketplace for Used Phones (23:28), Offerup and LetGo Merger (28:13), Build a Plane - Project Management for Construction (30:03), Strippers leaving their jobs to become delivery drivers (34:24), Ditto - Collaborative copywriting tool (38:12), Shaan's marketing intern challenge (46:14), Ugly food delivery services (48:49), Automating collections using Upflow (52:52), Teiv - Adblock for in-store TV's (58:31) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jordan Harbinger is a podcast veteran with 13 years of experience, offering expertise to people who seek help about different things in the podcast industry. HubSpot CRM is also discussed, as it is the modern CRM choice for many growing businesses.
The guest teaches law enforcement, FBI and citizens how to avoid common scams and fraud while dissecting the psychology behind it. He shares techniques and tactics that people can use to avoid being persuaded into a scam.
The podcast discusses how the experience of house arrest can vary greatly for celebrities depending on the size of their homes and the individual's personal health conditions.
The speaker is discussing a book that they deem life-changing, which was released by someone else, but required minimal effort to create.
A podcaster compared Demo Day to the NFL draft and the sentiment he gathered from attending the event was that it wasn't as good as it used to be due to increased competition on the investor side and more companies of lower quality. However, he was not completely negative about it.
An Indian startup accelerator program recently accepted 28 Indian startups, one of which is led by a former teacher who created a test prep service.
The Indian middle class is growing, with strong emphasis on education. While entertainment such as Bollywood does well, the Indian tech scene is a burgeoning industry of interest.
In this podcast episode, the speaker mentions Guilt Group as a flash deal site for women's clothing and asks a woman about an unspecified thing, while also discussing active learners and their number at an unknown institution.
The used smartphone sales are growing faster than new smartphone sales per year, leading to the creation of a technology marketplace for cell phone wholesalers to buy and sell like a stock market.
Strategies for growing a business include content marketing, word of mouth, network effects, paid advertising, or hiring a sales team. It is important to bring in new people and create competition, but a unique angle is necessary for success.
Learn how selling a lifestyle instead of a product can be more effective in marketing and creating a stronger brand.
A woman discusses the importance of observing foot traffic in specific areas in order to maximize sales and donations for her startup. She also suggests selling products to restaurants that don't prioritize aesthetic appeal.
Upflow is a software that helps businesses keep track of unpaid bills based on their QuickBooks and sends email reminders to those customers. It is easy and helpful for businesses to keep track of their finances.
The success of manual efforts in old-school companies may still be applicable to startups as long as it is packaged in an interesting way, without overthinking it. Hiring people in Missouri manually to collect debt could still be super effective, just as long as it's done in the right way.
Chive TV was started by a company that provided a stream of funny videos to bars, and would put in their own ads every so often. They eventually spun it off into a new company, Atmosphere TV, which has just raised $10 million in funding to launch and is projected to be a multi-billion dollar business.
The speaker discusses the importance of having a strong capital table in business and mentions a guest, Brent B Shor, who will be discussing ideas for buying and rolling up companies. The speaker expresses optimism about the potential for growth and success in business.