The App Guy Archive 2: Episodes 101 to 200 of The App Guy Podcast interviews with Paul Kemp - The App Guy: Recent Episodes
Paul Kemp : App Entrepreneur and Founder of TheAppGuy.co Archive Episodes 101-200
Episodes 101 to 200 of The App Guy Podcast, a chart topping Podcast that interviews today's most inspiring and successful App Entrepreneurs! Turn back the clock with Paul Kemp and listen to the start of Paul’s podcasting journey. Make sure to subscribe to the current show The App Guy Podcast for regular and new episodes: http://TheAppGuy.co/the-app-guy-podcast/
Today I speak with Ragi Burhum, co-founder and CEO of Amigocloud, entrepreneur & Geospatial Software Architect. Based in San Francisco, AmigoCloud creates next generation mobile enterprise mapping software. As an app developer, just imagine building an app that can send restaurant inspection reports to users nearby or notifications to tell you how many people on are on the buses at a specific times of the day. Ragi's built Amigocloud which enables these type of apps to be built. AWESOME!
Today I chat with Alan Mitchell who created his app called CORE whilst working as a lawyer, He talks to us about the impact of old media PR (getting an ad in an inflight magazine) versus new style media (blog mentione).
Today I speak with Kris Jones, co-founder of the Frnchgirls App. Kris is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, and internet CEO . He is also a best-selling author, Founder of digital media start-up ReferLocal.com, and serves as Chairman of Internet Marketing Ninjas. In this episode, you’ll learn about the next potential $1bn app idea.
Today I speak with Neil Wilkins, Founder and Managing Director of Viper Marketing a marketing and communications company based in Bristol, UK with offices in Egypt and Dubai. Neil’s can help app developers to create the business today and set the strategy for tomorrow.
Ed is a game developer who has a portfolio of seven apps. All these apps, including his latest Hungry Hal, have been side projects whilst he works full-time. Listen to his passionate and authentic story of working a whole year on Hungry Hal only to immediately fail during the initial launch on the app store. Ed helps us understand what its like to work on creative projects whilst giving up a whole bunch of passive hobbies such as passively playing games or watching TV.
Today I speak with Guk Kim, Founder and CEO of Cibando! Guk Kim has always been an entrepreneur. Guk is working on his third startup called Cibando. It's an app that helped him solve a very fundamental problem; where to get food thats nearby.
Today I speak with Sean Casto, founder and CEO of PreApps.com, the leading platform introducing new mobile applications to users and the marketplace prior to release. Sean’s passion is to serve the large app developer community. He does this with PreApps by helping app developers with app launches, app demo videos, app press releases and attracting beta testers.
Today I speak with Honoree Corder, CEO, Honoree Enterprises & Honoree Enterprises Publishing, author of a dozen books, including Vision to Reality: How Short Term Massive Action Equals, speaker, educator and media veteran. What has she got to do with Apps? Well, she can help us with an obvious path forward with our app journeys, but almost always overlooked. She reveals all in this episode.
Today I speak with Alexander Kurilin, co-founder of Front Row Education, Software Development Engineer Entrepeneur
Today I speak with Rick Singer, CEO of GreatApps.com & AppGames.com . Rick walks us through the big challenge of App discovery. This is especially important now that 3000+ daily apps are being released on numerous platforms (iOS, Android, Windows, etc). Rick has some hard truths for us which could just save us time and money when launching an app
Today I speak with Mark Skwarek, an artist working to bridge the gap between virtual and physical world with augmented reality. His art explores the translation our everyday digital experience into the physical world using mobile augmented reality.
Today I speak with Paul Myers, a British author and businessman and was formerly a record producer. He was the CEO and founder of pioneering online music store Wippit. Myers now heads application developer Bappz and independent podcast production company Playback Media. This episode generates the funniest quote out of all of my previous 187 episodes. "I Love App Developers, But They Are Like....." you'll have to listen to find out.
Today I speak with Dhanush Balachandran, the founder and CEO at Sortly. Sortly is a productivity app that helps you organize all your things by creating a visual inventory that you can easily search, manage, and categorize.
Today I speak with Bil Bryant, the CEO of PowerFX and creator of Soundnation.com, the leading online music making application. Bill talks about the future of social collaborative music making and his music project with Google Hangouts
Today's guest and founder / CEO of Shortcut Labs. Joacim is very fond of Shortcuts. In the pursuit of his passion, he's created an awesome shortcut button. Press it once and it'll perform a shortcut on your smartphone. For example, share your location or order a pizza. We discuss how to take an idea from just that to a funded company.
Jen Clarke, a Digital Strategist who has one primary goal. She wants to live a creative life, doing meaningful work. In 40 years, Jen wants to look back on a life well-lived, knowing that she was part of creating impactful, results-driven experiences.
Today I speak with Alper Cakir, the co-founder and creative director at Fake Crow. He has played over 500 concerts across Europe and sold over 1.5 million albums in Turkey (producer). He now runs a creative agency.
Today I speak with Dennis Collet, the co-founder of Orderella App. The Orderella app lets you order and pay for your pint without visiting the bar. Orderella allows customers to order and pay for their food and drinks When the order is ready, it can be brought to their table or customers receive a message to collect their next round. People can pay through the app so they don't have to wait for the bill.
Today I speak with Matt Moody, the co-founder of Locals.io. Locals is a federated network of community-based social news and information applications.Each Locals site is dedicated to a specific community, typically town/city-based.
Today I speak with Mattew Blakemore, the co-founder of LooksGoodOnMe. Looks Good On Me is a fantastic new App that can transform your closest friends into an intimate circle of fashion advisors you can access at the touch of a button! ‘Looks Good On Me’ are on a mission to make the whole clothes shopping experience far less stressful and more enjoyable - from start to finish! They want to make the fashion faux pas a thing of the past. Tatjana Apukhtina On The App Guy Podcast Their app will transform your friends into your own intimate circle of fashion advisors that you can call on at anytime to help you during the shopping decision process. It’ll be like having a personal stylist in your pocket.If you are wondering what to do when you leave full time education, this is a great episode to get a taste for starting your own app tech business
Today I speak with Anthony Collica, the CEO and founder of Empowering Moment Fitness Inc. He has been involved in the fitness community since 2006, He's had an app idea, a fitness trainer in your pocket, and he goes through his own journey trying to turn this app into a reality. Learn about the potential struggles you'll face when taking massive action on an app idea.
Today I speak with Dax Castro, the founder of a LDS home teaching app. He designed this app to help eliminate excuses, and make home and visit teaching more effective.
Today I speak with James Malinchak, one the most requested motivational speaker in America! For the last 12 years he has been traveling around the world doing motivational speech, helping people achieve their goals, and trying to make a difference in everyone’s life. His motivational speech is featured in ABC's show "Secret Millionaire". James reveals the most uplifting question I’ve ever heard which you can ask yourself as an app entrepreneur. “Is What About About To Do…..” (you’ll have to listen to find out).
Today I speak with Samuel Fine, creator of the Newbee app. Newbee is based on a foundation of logging and tracking events that occur on a daily basis in your infant's life, like eating, sleeping, diaper changes, play time, trips, and more. Samuel also talks through his recent experience being on national TV and the impact such huge exposure had to pledges on Kickstarter.
Today I speak with Donnie Gallagher, entrepreneur and co-creator of the Brewamasters app. Their new mobile app project called Brewmasters.Club will help users choose the right food to go with the beer they ordered or the right beer to go with the food they are cooking.
In this episode I chat with Mari Johannessen the co-founder of Authenpic. Learn how you can still create a successful app despite missing your funding target on Kickstarter. It's an inspiration to hear the dedication of an aspiring entrepreneur.
Today I speak with Glen Cooper, founder of Happijar.com. HappiJar is a phone app which has been designed to make us all feel happier! Daily or weekly, you record the little things that make you smile and feel grateful for onto beautifully designed buttons within the app. You can do this using text, photos and voice messages. These HappiButtons are then posted into your very own HappiJar, saved away for you to randomly encounter them at a later date - perhaps when you need something extra to inspire you to have a great day.
Today I speak with Tony Stubblebine, the CEO and co-founder of Lift, a company working on boosting human potential. This is a momentous episode for me. Why? Well, Lift is my favourite app. It's been the driver to changing my life in a positive way. It's done this by simply motivating me to adopt really good habits. I've now achieved over 100 checkins waking up at 5am, going for an early morning walk and living on a low-carb diet.
Today I speak with Courtenay Escoffery, the founder of Tomo. Tomo is a way of saving communally with your core network of close friends and family. The basic principles behind saving money with Tomo are accountability and encouragement. Users create a savings instance called a “Partner” with a monetary goal in mind and then invite their close friends and/or family to contribute. Each user gets to withdraw the entire amount of communal funds from the pot based on his or her turn in line until everyone has had a turn, thereby saving the set amount of money agreed upon.
Today I speak with Charles Michael Yim, the founder and CEO of Breathometer, The World's First Smartphone Breathalyzer, also previously seen on ABC's hit show Shark Tank. He is a serial and visionary entrepreneur from Silicon Valley passionate about inventing and building innovative products. He has also founded Chatterfly, is the Managing Director of My Ventures, serves on the Board of Directors for FADD and Advisory Board of Survcast and K Hotels. He was also nominated for Forbes' top 30under30 under Technology and a Champion of Change for Crowd-funding Entrepreneurs at the White House in 2013.
Today I speak with Aaron Michel, co-founder and CEO of PathSource, a company that develops career navigation and education solution technology. Aaron walks us through how he's trying to solve the problem of what we really want to do in life by helping us get onto the right path.
Today I speak with Mike Davis, CEO of StoryPress: Human History told through Personal Stories, previously on Kickstarter. He left his steady job to go it alone working as an entrepreneur and startup founder. Michael reminds us about the importance of creating a prototype for our app idea; especially if we're seeking funding.
Today I speak with David Marsden, creator of Project: Uddevalla. This effort is giving new life to the Swedish city centre Uddevalla’s. A project, previously on Kickstarter, is an effort to give back to the Swedish city that helped David start his business. He is currently a self employed digital consultant in entertainment and information technology. An important episode to listen to if you’re struggling with atypical autism.
Today I speak with Adele Kirby, the creator of Apocalypse Survival Training: an audio fitness adventure app now on Kickstarter. This received the staff pick and was also featured on popular news sources such as The Guardian and CNET. Adele is an inspirational fitness instructor who has spent five years with personal training, bootcamps, and group exercise. She continues to motivate people to good health through her work, and her new startup Imaginactive, that created their first series of audio fitness adventures. You’ll learn the importance of building an online community around your idea.
Today I speak with Fabien Dodard founder of Dodard Interactive. He tells us his experience running a successful kickstarter campaign for an app called Know Your Numbers. He managed to get this fully funded so teaches us the lessons he learnt along the way.
Today I speak with Christophe de Courson, the CEO of PeeeM, a mobile App that let's you share any type of file of any size over the internet. Peeem app is the perfect example of how you launch a successful app whilst keeping costs low. Just two founders who acheived 1m downloads in 50 days.
Today I speak with Trevor Cornwell, the founder and CEO of appbackr inc, an API and data service that indexes the app world and provides distribution for the best new apps to platforms and stores. A veteran entrepreneur, Cornwell has founded multiple innovative companies which brought efficiency to existing markets. Learn about app discovery, a shocking statistic relating to concentration in the App Store and new ways for app scoring.
Today I speak with Daniel Foster, Marketing Lead at Techsmith AppShow, a brand new tool for capturing the screen of iOS devices. Daniel is offering us access to the beta version of AppShow. This means we can use it to create videos demonstrating our app functionaility.
Today I speak with Dann Berg, a mentor to those who want to turn their app ideas into real products during their free time. He built his first app, Reader Tracker, in his free time. His writing has appeared in MSNBC, Fox News, The Verge, LAPTOP Magazine, Mashable, Hackernews and Gizmodo.
Today I speak with Shaun Zelber, Founder and COO of nexVa, a proprietary and innovative cloud-based mobile app store generator. neXva also provides the ability to localize the content distributed in the app store, so customers can be reached with content that is relevant to them. Shaun has built some awesome alternatives to help app developers find alternatives to Google Play and Apple App Store
Today I speak with Toshendra Sharma, Founder and CEO at Wegilant, an IIT Bombay incubated company, a company he founded when he joined as a student. He is also the creator of AppVigil, a cloud based Android app security scanner that identifies security and privacy vulnerabilities during app development to minimize the chances of damage once in production level. Among his other talents include writing, as he has penned a book entitled, Robotics with AVR.
Today I speak with Shakhruz Ashriov, Lecturer at Westminster International University in Tashkent. He is also an expert software architect, working on next generation OS for virtual reality to aid in discovery and creation of Virtual Worlds.
Today I speak with Nicolas Loeillot the CEO of LM3LABS and creator of Xloudia.com . Nicolas likes to develop for the future. In fact, he gets ideas from Science Fiction movies like Minority Report. His service, Xloudia, offers developers high performance image recognition software.
Today's episode I speak with Brian Nash the founder and CEO of Screenpay. Brian is a business development, marketing and strategy guru with a focus on media and technology companies in the content, technology and advertising space. We get to learn about his journey setting up screenpay which sends content to the lock screen.
In this show I am speaking with Kiera Stein founder of Dog-Eared Social and www.kierastein.com . She was a web content and social media manager at CARE. After recently leaving to startup on her own, she now specializes in developing client content both for social media and the webthrough her brand Dog-Eared Social.
In this episode I speak with Chris Beshore. He is founder of CozyApps, an independent iOS developer based in Kansas City, Missouri. Chris teaches us how to manage a full time career with coding and developing as a part-time gig.
In today's segment we will be speaking with Jenviev Azzolin & Denzil D'Sa the co-founders of PPLCONNECT. Denzil D’Sa and Jenviev Azzolin founded PPLCONNECT after leaving their management jobs from a Fortune 500 company, where they led major international launches (one of which was recognized as the most successful in business aviation history). PPLCONNECT lets users send/receive their SMS as well as Free Messages, all in 1 thread. And then continue the conversation on their computer, tablet, and more. We also let users Call with their phone number from any device. We have been compared to an iMessage for Android.
Today we speak with Carlos Polo who is the founder of Perpetuall. Perpetuall is an app that automatically alerts you of these changes and automatically updates the phonebook from your cellphone.
Today we speak with Dmitri Tcherbadji. Dmitri Tcherbadji is the creator of ArtSocket. He has been heavily involved in both tech and creative industries, with projects including film, animation, programming, design, music/sound, marketing and research. He is currently involved in various design and web projects and is interested in creating user experiences. He started ArtSocket in 2012 as a part-time project with a goal to collect, promote and exhibit the best art he could possibly lay his hands on. It has since evolved to an e-commerce platform and an online exhibit that liberates users looking for art from browsing billions of images of variable quality.
n this episode I speak with Daniel Broad from Dorada Software. Daniel founded the RSS Radio app which has been said to be one of the fastest podcasting apps when it comes to managing feeds and downloading episodes. At the moment, no other app has been able to match it when it comes to managing those basic tasks. He has been a professional software developer for nearly 20 years and started making iOS applications primarily for himself and his family to use and gradually grew the business over the last 5 years.
In this episode I chat with Ran Melamed. He is a seasoned business professional with over 10 years of experience in various business development positions. We talk about his app discovery app called Tingz.me which has the genius ability to update you on the most popular apps at the right time and the right place. This leads to loads of potential ideas for new apps.
In this episode I speak with Gina Luker from Shabby Creek Cottage and Pinterest expect. She gets 1 to 2 million website views per month; most coming from Pinterest. Within a year of starting her business, she reached her dream and quit her day job. Learn how you can use Gina's experience using Pinterest to build an audience (say for your app or yourself). For example, I’ve now been Pinning quotations from guests and posting them to group boards on Pinterest.
In this epidose, I chat with David Jones. David is a serial founder who previously started SurfControl Email Filter (now WebSENSE), SpamMATTERS and ThreatMetrix - now a Gartner "Visionary" company for Web Fraud Protection. Each of these companies process "big-data" to provide value to customers. We talk about his analytic solution to more engagement called Streethawk. David is currently offering app developers 6 months free access to his analytics called StreetHawk. It's only available to startups with revenue under $1m. You'll need to use this special link to Streethawk
In this episode, I chat with Lee Lefever founder and principal of Common Craft, a company known for making video explanations using a simple whiteboard and paper cut-out style known as Common Craft Style. Learn how you could be using explainer videos for explaining your app and helping the user onboarding experience.
In this episode, I chat with Hal Elrod Keynote Speaker and #1 bestselling author of new book: THE MIRACLE MORNING. Hal Elrod is a #1 bestselling author, international Keynote Speaker, hall of fame business achiever, one of America’s top Success Coaches, national champion Sales Manager, record-breaking Sales Rep, ultra-marathon runner, grateful husband & proud father. Known as “Yo Pal Hal” since hosting his first radio show at age 15, his greatest triumph came at age 20 after he was hit head on by a drunk driver and found dead at the scene. Despite being clinically dead for six minutes, in a coma for six days, breaking 11 bones and being told he may never walk again, Hal defied the logic of doctors and the temptations to be a victim, and he bounced back to prove that ALL of us are capable of overcoming extraordinary adversity to create extraordinary results in our personal and professional lives.
In this episode I chat with Stefan Bielau Managing Partner at Dynamo Partners. Stefan helps companies to achieve their goals in terms of mobile revenues, content distribution and digital expansion. He loves smartphones, apps and great content on his mobile. Working in the media industry for more than 10 years, he’s passionate about radio broadcasting, mobile video and social media.
In this episode, I chat with Sean Wycliffe co-founder of DealFlicks. Since launching in July 2012, Dealflicks has been featured in CNBC, The New York Times, TechCrunch, NBC, CBS, PandoDaily, Film Journal, and now ‘The App Guy Podcast’. Sean talks about the rollercoaster of emotions being an entrepreneur.
In this episode, I chat with Rafael Soultanov CEO at iBuildApp. Learn how this clever entrepreneur has built a website which provides users with everything they need to create their mobile presence. Also, Rafael shares his funding journey as his business grew. Starting with a $300,000 Angel round to $1.5m Once Silicon Valley become more interested, his business really started to grow substantially.
In this episode, I chat with George Adams of ViziApps. George is a veteran of software development. He's used his extensive knowledge to bring the world ViziApps, a website that enables you to use WYSIWYG to build a native app that can be submitted to the App Store. Genius! Now we can all be App Developers.....
In this episode, I chat with Ted Coine And Mark Babbitt co-Authors of A World Gone Social.
In this episode, I chat with Jane Chung co-founder of Klooff. We talk about democratization of social media time lines, how Jane grew a Facebook following of over a million and finding a niche that builds a community.
In this episode, I chat with Brian Langel, co-founder of Dash. It's an important episode for me personally because we cover a part of my entrepreneurial journey that I thought was a complete write-off. Car diagnostics and OBD2 ports. In this motivational episode, Brian reveals his thinking behind Dash. In particular, how Dash is innovating with smartphones, apps and a decade old port in almost every car.
In this episode, I chat with Max Razmakhin, co-founder of Thirstie. An innovative young entrepreneur striving to create a disruptive app - delivering alcohol to your door within the hour.
In this episode, I chat with Tony Teegarden who helps people turn problems into profits. He helps us understand how to teach, coach and mentor to supplement our income from Apps.
Today's episode we speak with Paul Veger of Decos. He is the Founder, CEO of Decos Technology Group as well as a pioneer in the field of IT, sustainability and the paperless office. The Decos Technology Group is an international company that specializes in the development of high-tech and knowledge-intensive products. The Decos Technology Groups consists of three companies that offer a range of products in which knowledge and flexibility are combined to launch high-quality innovative solutions on the market as quickly as possible.
In this episode, I interview Bobby Valentine, the co-founder of Fitraise. Learn what its like to work within an accelerator, pivot your company and learn from the mentors around you. A very inspirational episode from a real pioneer.
In this episode, I chat with Norman Ortiz, co-founder of iGenApps. This company has built a platform that enables easy creation of web apps. In fact, iGenApps have thousands and thousands of apps they've helped create through their platform. Learn an easy way to deliver web apps for your clients.
In this episode, I chat with Jordan Stolper, co-founder of Storydesk. Based in New York, this startup is sales and marketing teams seamlessly distribute content to a team. Jordan helps us think about delivering beautifully displayed and interactive content using our mobile devices.
In this episode, I chat with Justin Mares co-author of Traction. His book draws inspiration from interviews with founders and co-founders such as Alex Pachikov - Evernote, Jimmy Wales - Wikipedia, Noah Kagan - AppSumo, Eric Ries - The Lean Startup and many more inspirational creators. Learn how to gain traction for the things important to you.
In this episode, I chat with Francis Pedraza Co-Founder of Everest. It's an inspiring episode because this podcast is as a result of an initial post on Everest. In November 2013, whilst living in Dubai, I posted on Everest 'Start A Podcast Which Attracts 50,000'. Francis talks about starting out in Silicon Valley, building a team, funding and pivoting.
In this episode, I interview Mark Kennedy - the creator of the app Fuel My Run. Mark is a part time app developer. He outsourced all of the coding to create his awesome running app. Learn what it means to be in a full-time position and still have a creative outlet for app development
In this episode I interview Julio Vasquez as a result of running an Appster Tribe listener contest. Julio answered three questions about past episodes to prove he's a big fan on the show. Julio has an impressive journey, developing apps for Cydia at the young age of 12. Follow his story and the challenges he faces as an indie app developer.
In this episode, I have an amazing chat with Josh Earl an entrepreneur and host of The App Guy Podcast. About half way through, Josh reveals his success attracting 60,000+ emails because of a viral Giveaway. Learn all the details of his experience which ultimately went on to achieve more than 300,000 emails in 10 days with a $70 giveaway.
In this episode, I chat with Michael Mahemoff Founder of Player FM. Michael connected with me because his app was being showcased with the sandbox at Google IO this year. He wanted to show a relevant podcast to the audience, hence demonstrated his awesome Player FM app playing episodes from 'The App Guy Podcast'.
In this episode, I interview Will Sacks, Entrepreneur, Engineer, Co-Founder and CEO at Kindara. In this amazing episode, Will reveals his app has probably led to over 100,000 pregnancies which could easily fill his nearest stadium twice over. Will has an inspiring journey from idea to app creation which will help you think about app ideas to solve real life problems.
In this episode, I chat with Kyle Killion, co-founder of the app Suiteness. We chat about pivoting, rebranding and relaunching your app, the importance of listening and talking to your customers and focusing of what you customers like most about your app.
In this episode, I chat with Alex Frommeyer Founder and CEO of Beam Technologies - the creators of the Beam Brush. Alex talks about the transformation of healthcare because of technology.
Episode 114 In this episode I chat with Michael Klanac, CEO and Co-Founder of GripeO. Michael has a background in corporate software development. His life changed when his steak knife snapped in half whilst cutting a pizza. His frustration led to the really cool app called GripeO. Follow Mike's story from the first idea of GripeO to a successful app business.
In this episode I interview Greg McGregor founder of Magellanllc.com. Greg's been building mobile apps for over 20 years
Episode 110 . I interview John Lee Dumas, host of Entrepreneur On Fire. John runs a podcast that has been downloaded over 7 million times. His business has well over $100,000 per month. Learn the importance of building an audience which will help you launch your app.
Episode109 In this episode I interview Dave Baggett, founder of the mail app Inky. Dave started out his career by developing the game Crash Bandicoot for Sony Playstation. After writing Crash 1 and 2 he decided to join up with some of his MIT classmates and form the company ITA software to try and change the travel industry. They they later sold ITA to Google for 730 million. He then had the idea to try and make email better. That is where Dave and his team are now. You know, Dave could have just sat on a beach somewhere with all of his money, but he loves writing code and trying to solve problems. I get the sense that he actually really cares about email and trying to make it better. Learn about his story and his latest iOS app released, with Android coming soon.
Episode 108 In this episode I get inspiration from Jimmy Burgess, author of the Amazon chart topper 'What Just Happened'. Jimmy has a real rollercoaster of an entrepreneur journey. He's made a lot of money, lost it all and bounced back so many times. If you need some positivity, listen to Jimmy and it'll change your future.
TAGP107 In this episode, I interview Claus Moberg CEO of Snowstamp. A fascinating story of a founder pivoting from a coupon idea to doing cool things with plastic and smartphones
Episode 106 In this episode I chat with Marcin Teodoru, a entreprenurial filmmaker and app maker. Listen to Marcin's story as he started his film career from a need to fix a dent in his car. How to keep great clients for as long as 10 years. Also, learn how to find the right people to carry out fantastic projects
In this episode I chat with NY Times Best Selling author Mike Michalowicz. He's written Profit First, The Pumpkin Plan and The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur. Mike highlights the need he has for a developer to code a new profit first calculator and he comes up with a brilliant new app idea for canned email responses.
In this epiosde I chat with Melonie Dodaro, author of The Linkedin Code and founder of TopDogSocialMedia.com. Melonie advises us to slow down the sale, speed up the sell. Learn some cool tips and tricks for using Linkedin to grow your app business.
In this episode, I interview Danny Iny the founder of FirepoleMarketing.com . This is an amazing story about an entrepreneur giving back by teaching marketing. If you've ever got into debt building apps, you'll learn the mindset you need to pay it off.
In this episode I interview Dave Swartz Founder of HangWith. You'll want this app which is like twitter with video. Dave talks us through the idea for HangWith and how it solved a problem. HangWith helps you connect with your followers in an authentic and genuine way.
In this episode I interview Dylan Keil co-Founder of Chronos. Learn about a ground breaking app which helps you manage your time with no hassle. Also, get an insider look at being a start-up founder, what its like getting funding, tips to get into an incubator or accelerator.