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When Gordon Ramsay follows your Instagram account, you take notice. That’s how Daniel Winer, co-founder of Hexclad, started his business relationship with the superstar TV chef, which has become a full-fledged partnership. Winer launched Hexclad in 2016 by maxing out credit cards and emptying his savings. Today, the $400 million business is a DTC darling in the cookware industry, endorsed by celebrities and Michelin star chefs.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
How Winer lost hundreds of thousands in his first business
The hostile reaction he got from investors while pitching Hexclad
Risking everything he had for Hexclad’s breakthrough
How to deliver the right message for your business
Why Costco was a cheat code for Hexclad
How to make a compelling value proposition
The steps to develop a unique product
How he got Gordon Ramsay as a partner
Advice on monetized relationships with celebrities
And much more DTC business advice…
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If you want to build a website for your business that stands out, Avishai Abrahami believes that you need to care about what your customers are trying to do. Avishai is the CEO and co-founder of the website platform Wix. Founded in 2006, under Abrahami's leadership, Wix has grown to 254M users in 191 countries and 22 languages and went public in 2013 with a $800M valuation. In this episode, Chan and Abrahami break down the fundamentals of business websites and how AI speeds up development for founders with limited resources.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to bring your personal story into your website
Why great products focus on what the customer wants
Why Abrahami doesn’t think a 12-hour working day is difficult
His takes on AI and what it looks like in five years
Why he only makes four decisions a quarter
How AI makes a first version website better
Why founders need to be obsessed
What makes a great website for founders
And much more founder and web design advice…
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An investor told Joe Thomas and his co-founders that they could exit to Salesforce for millions if they made their video recording software for sales teams. Thomas and his co-founder said no. Instead, they built Loom into a globally used tool with five million users in 230+ countries. In November of 2023, Atlassian acquired Loom for $975 million. Learn how Thomas trusted his gut and made Loom a must-have for the digital workforce.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The 8-year overnight success story of building Loom
Loom’s key differentiator in the market
How to not bury the lede of your product market fit
Why early-stage founders need to maximize their learnings
The value of a weekly Sunday dinner
About making a product customers will like and pay for
The product-led growth trap
Why every 90 days are different as an entrepreneur
How Thomas monetization Loom
To create a max diff survey for product upselling
Choosing the uncertain path
And much more product development advice…
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How do you go from dead last to the No. 1 restaurant in the world? By channeling your anger. Listen to Nathan Chan and restaurateur-founder Will Guidara discuss the strategy behind making Eleven Madison Park into an icon and the stories that inspired the hit television show The Bear.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How Guidara went from restaurateur to consultant founder
Why he gamified everything for his team
About the fueling power of anger
Why coming in last changed everything for Guidara
To invest in unscalable things
The story that inspired an iconic TV scene
Off-brand ideas will bring your customers joy
Why hospitality is competition-proof
About an online business with impeccable hospitality
The value of spending time with your customers
About the “one push-up” mentality
And much more customer service advice…
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Email is still the highest converting and cheapest marketing channel for ecommerce. But how can you scale your program, protect against unsubs, and stay engaged with your audience? Ecommerce email marketer Chase Dimond returns to the podcast for a state of email marketing in 2024, including what AI tools are helping brands reach their audience efficiently. Dimond is an ecommerce email marketer and partner at Structured. Since launching in June 2018, Structured has helped clients send over a billion emails, resulting in over $150 million in email-attributable revenue.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why email accounts for up to half of ecommerce revenue
7 steps to set up your email marketing program
Why email only converts if you have good leads coming through
How frequently you should send emails
Why a preference page will save unsubscribes
Frequency vs variety
Why you should allow people to self-select
About AI email tools
Dimond’s AI hacks for scaling content
What is predictive analytics
And more email marketing advice…
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From the age of two, Justin Flom has performed magic tricks. But the trick he never expected to do was turn a performance career into a social entertainment empire. In 2020, the pandemic forced Flom to go all-in on the internet, and within three months, he hit six figures in revenue. In this episode, Flom reveals how he approaches his content creation, which has amassed 30 billion views on YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok. Surprisingly, his success started by making himself disappear.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
Why Flom’s real job is a data analyst
How to make swipe-feed algorithm content
Why everything is about the opening shot
What does “barrier to exit” mean for social
Why Flom is the #2 creator on YouTube behind Mr. Beast
Why anonymity is Flom’s strategy
Views vs. reach
TikTok’s secret creator test
The importance of watch time percentage
How he lost his TikTok account twice
And much more short-form content strategy…
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Including thank you cards in your packaging could hurt your business. Find out why from Hero Packaging’s Anaita Sarkar as she discusses the myths around sustainable and eco-friendly packaging with Nathan Chan. Plus, she’ll share advice from starting two companies from scratch, covering TikTok marketing, packaging, demand generation, and more. Sarkar is the CEO and co-founder of Hero Packaging, author of Sell Anything Online, and ecommerce advisor.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Anaita’s backstory from accountant to eBay seller to founder
About her book, Sell Anything Online
Anaita’s sales formula
Why TikTok is the best way to get brand awareness
Her 15-minute TikTok creation strategy
Why your bio link needs multiple pathways
That you don’t need to show your face in content
Why sustainable packaging is easier than it seems
About the thank you card debate
The importance of demand and cash flow
How to not get overwhelmed with AI tools
And much more small business advice…
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Marketing is expensive. But you can get your brand in front of people much cheaper–by giving something away for free. In Neil Patel’s return to the podcast, he’ll share lessons from years of marketing consulting and explain why free products are cheaper for your business in the long run. If you haven’t seen Patel on social media, he’s the co-founder of Crazy Egg and Hello Bar and helps companies like NBC, GM, HP, and Viacom grow their revenue.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
How to generate leads using referrals
Why Neil believes “growth at all costs” is wrong
How to prioritize profitability in your business
That giving away a free product works
How to make marketing financially viable
Patel’s AI tools for data and content production
Why AI isn’t a magic solution to business problems
What’s difficult about implementing AI
And much more marketing and AI advice…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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Forgetting to hit record, the power going out, meeting heroes, and gaining friends. 500 episodes in, and Nathan Chan is still hungry for the next open-book conversation. In a special 500th episode of the Foundr Podcast, Chan lays everything on the table for a special AMA (ask me anything) from his favorite founders–YOU!
In this episode, you’ll learn:
The workplace horror story that shaped Nathan
The origin of the podcast
What makes the best and worst interview guest
About successful founders who’ve started from nothing
Awkward and funny moments from 500 podcast episodes
The most common advice from guests
How Nathan got comfortable in front of the camera
Nathan’s daily routine and habits
Ecommerce advice from Nathan
And much more behind the scenes of the podcast…
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If Noah Kagan hadn’t gotten fired at Facebook, his stock would be worth millions. But he wouldn’t have it any other way. In his return to the podcast, Kagan and Nathan Chan commiserate over shared founder struggles, hot takes on entrepreneurship, and how to get out of the way of your own success.
Noah Kagan founded AppSumo, a digital marketplace where you can discover, buy, and sell the products you need to grow your business. He’s also the author of the book Million Dollar Weekend and runs a popular YouTube channel with a million subscribers.
In this interview you’ll learn:
Kagan’s notorious firing from Facebook
Overcoming his fears as a CEO
How to get a connection with anyone
Why Kagan and Chan are jealous of Alex Hormozi
How to make a business on a weekend
Why sticking with a business is so hard
The importance of three customers in 48 hours
Examples of ripe industries to start a business
And many more entrepreneurship hot takes…
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How do you go from zero to 100,000 followers in 30 days? By removing ego. After multiple failed business ideas, Domenic Ashburn ran an AI experiment to gain 100K social followers in 30 days. He did it in 22 days. By sharing his learnings, Ashburn developed a cult following and placed himself as an influencer in AI implementation. He is also the founder of Grateful Labs, an AI teaching platform. Nathan Chan talks with Ashburn, AKA Mr. Grateful, about embracing AI and using it to change your life.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
Why Domenic doesn’t think he has a job
How he used AI to get 100,000 followers in 30 days
His steps to build a million-dollar business using AI
Why AI is the co-founder of his business
Making $100,000 from FounderGPT
Why humans are the problem with AI
The suite of AI tools Domenic uses
Why listening to your own AI voice is better for learning
Domenic’s takes on AI advancements
Why you should be grateful for this era
And much more AI advice…
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Whether you like it or not, your competitors use AI to sell on Amazon. Melisa Fong says don’t get left behind. Vong is a founder, mentor, and investor in multiple 6-figure and 7-figure ecommerce brands. She’s also the instructor of our Infinite Amazon course. Vong returns to the podcast to teach how to incorporate AI into your Amazon strategy.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
The state of Amazon selling in 2024
Why you have to build a brand to make money
How to do a photoshoot for super cheap with AI
Why being a small business is an advantage
AI tools to maximize your Amazon listings
Why it will be easier than ever to launch a business
Amazon AI prompts to help your business
Why Bing is underrated
And many more Amazon tips and tricks…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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Ronnie Teja has a strong personality, and he knows it. That’s why he’s not afraid to give his opinions on the state of SEO. Teja returns to the podcast to break down how to use SEO to gain traffic and the AI tools to scale at speeds. He is a self-taught digital marketer, entrepreneur, and founder of Branzio watches, with a portfolio of 14 other brands.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
The state of SEO marketing
Why Google is valuing old-school forums
To use Bing and ChatGPT to create SEO content
How to use a test site to learn what Google likes
Ranking locally using pillar pages
Why TikTok Shop is significantly cheaper than Amazon
About Facebook’s Advantage+ shopping campaigns
The basic AI tools you should be using
And much more…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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How did two former co-workers turned content creators find themselves partying at Elon Musk’s house? Listen to find out.
Cody Ko and Noel Miller are the creators of the Tiny Meat Gang Podcast as well as the production company TMG Studios. The duo first rose to internet fame on Vine. They’re now some of the most successful YouTubers in the world, with close to 12 million subscribers across their channels. We chatted with the content creators to learn how they navigated the past decade of internet entertainment to build a business on laughs.
In this interview, you’ll learn:
How Cody and Noel started making videos on their lunch breaks
The financial strategies to become a full-time content creator
What brand partnerships are the best fit
Why Cody and Noel started a podcast network
The technical challenges and benefits of a network
The business behind entertainment content
How Cody and Noel view data and trends
One crazy fan’s unusual gift
And much more content creator talk…
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Phoenix Ha says media buying is like dating because there’s so much noise. So, how can you create an ad that makes the audience feel like they’ve found the one? Get ready for a media buying crash course. Phoenix Ha is the CEO of Ad Beacon, a leading data company that helps founders stop burning ad spend and start scaling faster in a post-iOS 14 environment. She’s also one of the new instructors of our updated course, How to Run Facebook Ads 2.0.
Listen to Nathan and Phoenix discuss:
The trend of deep discounting
How to win in media buying
Building up valuable first-party data
The differences in attribution and tracking tools
Find the quiet with ad creative
Why static is on the comeback
Ad variations and A/B testing
How to make ads outside the box
AI tools for paid media
Why we’ll never go back to ads before iOS 14
And much more media buying advice…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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We last chatted with Richard Li, the founder of the luggage brand July, right before the pandemic changed travel forever. In Li’s return to the podcast, we’ll hear how he survived the past three years and created a luxury brand coveted by travelers. He’ll also break down how to implement AI tools in your ecommerce business and why brand is your strongest competitive advantage.
Listen to Nathan and Li discuss:
Losing 100% of their revenue in 2020
Why retail is cheaper than digital ads
Nailing product color and style
Why July isn’t on Amazon
How branding can reduce acquisition costs
Using AI to build forecast models
Maintaining the personal touch of customer satisfaction
How do you make a great offer if you don’t discount?
Why brand is the strongest competitive edge
And much more DTC branding advice…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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Listener favorite Nick Shackelford returns to the podcast to share the current state of paid ads and how to incorporate AI in building them. Shackelford is the co-founder and managing partner at Structured Social, co-founder of Brez, and co-founder of Constant Creative. He’s spent the last ten years immersed in the performance marketing world. After working with legacy brands Pepsico and Apple, he quickly found his groove, going direct consumer with viral products like Fidget Spinners and Magnetic Eyelashes.
Listen to Nick and Nathan discuss:
Nick’s origin story as a professional goalkeeper
Why Nick’s How to Run Facebook Ads course stands the test of time
How Nick is walking the walk with his CDB beverage company, Brez
The state of paid advertising
How Nick uses AI for his clients and business
The four core areas of AI implementation
Using Canva and ChatGPT’s integration
What’s looming in 2024 for advertising
The challenges of transitioning from click to brick
How AI can help with customer service
And more AI tools for ad creation…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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Trinny Woodall returns to the podcast for a deep dive into AI and how she’s evolving Trinny London in a changing DTC landscape. Woodall is confident, direct, ambitious, and fabulous before fabulous was cool. She knows what she’s doing because she knows her customers. After a 20-year career in television and styling, she established Trinny London as a brand that gives everyone the tools they need to feel their best. Since launching in 2017, Trinny London has had 120% year-over-year growth, sells in 180 countries, and has a team of 200 employees. Woodall’s long-term goal is to eventually exit as one of the largest beauty brands in the world.
Listen to Nathan and Trinny discuss
Why she built a brand targeting women over 35
The origin of Trinny Tribes and encouraging an organic community
Why customer retention is such an essential building block
The changing landscape of retail and D2C brands
Tapping into TikTok to reach future customers
The pros and cons of being a celebrity founder
Why she still personally responds to DMs and comments
Using AI to help customers make choices
How to start a beauty brand today
And much more on DTC…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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Nat Choprasert, founder of Brand Nat and Future AI Lab, is an AI and automation specialist for businesses on a mission to demystify AI. After starting and exiting her successful ecommerce tea business, she's now helping companies implement "Humanized Automation" to save time and grow revenue. Nat has 400,000 followers across her platforms.
Listen to Nathan and Nat discuss:
Starting her tea business and the loneliness of solopreneurship
Gaining organic momentum by sharing business advice on TikTok
How one of her videos on ChatGPT gained a million views
Growing to 400,000 followers across social platforms
Using a 60/40 percentage mindset with using AI
How to add the human touch to AI work
Implementing AI and automation for beginners
How to use ChatGPT as a business coach
Using Claude for marketing hooks and ad creative
The common challenges of using AI for business
And more AI tool recs for ecommerce…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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Talia Datt returns to the podcast to share how her agency uses AI to produce viral content on TikTok. Talia Datt is the CEO and founder of The Social CliQ, a full-service digital marketing agency with a social media-first approach to online platforms. They leverage their group of 3,000 TikTok creators worldwide via their sister agency, The Content CliQ, to help plan, create, and execute so founders can easily harness the fastest-growing social media platform in the world. She’s also the instructor of a new Foundr course on creating a content marketing engine.
Listen to Nathan and Talia discuss:
The TikTok algorithm’s AI foundation
Starting your strategy by consuming
Proactive vs reactive content
The importance of using the native editor
Quality over quantity for content
Using AI for hooks and captions
Feeding ChatGPT for better outputs
What tools her agency uses
Principles of a viral product video on TikTok
ChatGPT email hacks
And more TikTok and AI strategies…
*This interview was part of the Foundr Ecomm-AI Summit that took place October 23 - 25, 2023.
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