I invited Mark Magnacca to Mixergy for a second time so he could go into more depth about the ideas behind his book “So What?” and show us they’d apply to web sites.
To help illustrate his message, he put together a series of slides and gave feedback on Mixergy viewer’s web sites. (You can download the deck below.)
Even though he was an introvert, Todd Smith HAD to learn to sell. My wife got pregnant before we got married, he said in this interview. We were living in a 600 square foot apartment. Every time we’d pay bills, we’d get in a fight because the pressure was so great. In this interview, you’ll hear how turned it all around.
On June 19, 2008, Peldi launched Balsamiq, a one-man software company that helps people create quick & intuitive mockups. 3 weeks later, his revenue was $4,432. In less than 5 months, he reached $100,000. And 18 months later he crossed the $2 million mark. In this program, I asked Peldi about the details of how he did it. I wanted to know …
I invited Dennis Crowley to Mixergy because I think he sees the future and then invents it. After he and his friends lost their jobs, he co-founded Dodgeball as way for them to tell each other where they were so they could meet in person. Back in the days before everyone had a smartphone he found a way to make it work. It was ahead of its time, which is why Google bought it. But Google let the project die, so he created foursquare….
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You probably never heard of Paul Singh or MailFinch and might blow this interview off. Do NOT make that mistake!
If you listen, you’ll learn how Paul launched his business with nothing but a landing page and how he built it into a profitable, growing business by getting input from his users every step of the way.
I wasn’t allowed to record the talk that Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos, gave on Sunday. The group that invited him to speak wanted to keep the conversion
Somehow, as Luke Burgis raced to build his business, he ended up selling fitness bars, cereal, pet supplements and sexual enhancement products. At the same time, he found himself running an online message board and a YouTube-like video site. Lack of focus is a big reason why Fit Fuel had to shut down. It sounds nuts as you read it, but…
If you click around on Mixergy you’ll see that it’s full of interviews with entrepreneurs who generate millions in sales or who sold their companies for millions. In this program he’ll hear from a founder who says that’s not all entrepreneurship needs to be about. He’s Tom Rossi, founder of Molehill, which makes three web apps â Tick, msites and Buzzsprout. Each app is profitable, but…
Imagine having your site spread online like a benevolent virus.
To learn how to do that, I spoke with Hiten Shah, Partner at ACS SEO. His company has helped grow online traffic for big brands like TechCrunch, Guy Kawasaki, HP and Samsung.
I’ve gotten dozens of requests for this interview from people who know Neil Patel’s reputation for growing traffic online.
Neil, built his reputation as a consultant who could deliver measurable traffic growth to the biggest online brands. He’s currently the co-founder of two online companies that help web sites measure and improve user experience, Crazy Egg and KISSmetrics. And he blogs about business at Quick Sprout.