The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast: Recent Episodes
Sam Priestley
Sam Priestley dives into modern day lifestyle entrepreneurship. What is working, what isn't, and how exactly do you build a business that funds the life you want to live?
Three-part series on my strategy to cope with and financially benefit from the coronavirus and the related financial crisis.
- Part 1 - reduce risk in our investments, businesses and personal life.
- (this episode) Part 2 - earn more money. We're going to need it!
- Part 3 - invest in opportunities. Extraordinary times means extraordinary deals
Resources mentioned in this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur:
- My Coronavirus Strategy: Part 1 – Reduce Risk
- My Coronavirus Strategy: Part 2 – Earn More Money
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- My Consulting Page
Recommended episodes of The Lazy Entrepreneur the podcast:
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58: Survive & Thrive During The Virus | Part 1 - Reduce Risk
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59: Survive & Thrive During The Virus | Part 2 - Earn More Money
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8: How To Start A Coffee Shop
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11: My Professional Gambling Story - Matched Betting & Arbitrage
Three-part series on my strategy to cope with and financially benefit from the coronavirus and the related financial crisis.
- Part 1 - reduce risk in our investments, businesses and personal life.
- (this episode) Part 2 - earn more money. We're going to need it!
- Part 3 - invest in opportunities. Extraordinary times means extraordinary deals
Resources mentioned in this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur:
- My Coronavirus Strategy: Part 1 – Reduce Risk
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- How To Make Money From Casino Bonuses
- My Consulting Page
Recommended episodes of The Lazy Entrepreneur the podcast:
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59: Survive & Thrive During The Virus | Part 1 - Reduce Risk
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11: My Professional Gambling Story - Matched Betting & Arbitrage
Three-part series on my strategy to cope with and financially benefit from the coronavirus and the related financial crisis.
- Part 1 - reduce risk in our investments, businesses and personal life.
- Part 2 - earn more money. We're going to need it!
- Part 3 - invest in opportunities. Extraordinary times means extraordinary deals
Resources mentioned in this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur:
- Companion Post: My Coronavirus Strategy: Part 1 – Reduce Risk
- Serendipity – How To Be In The Right Place At The Right Time
- Be Ready For Anything – Surviving The Turmoil Of Post-Brexit Britain
Recommended episodes of The Lazy Entrepreneur the podcast:
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50: Most Businesses Can Be Run Remotely, Just Worse
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37: If You Can Plan A Wedding You Can Start A Business
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9: Serendipity - Position Yourself To Benefit From Lucky Opportunities
Buddy is a missionary and digital nomad. He is the founder of the not-for-profit stopslavery.org and supports himself and his work through online business.
Buddy also provides coaching and accountability. For a special discount of $99 and a 14-day free trial for listeners please go to: pleasekickmybutt.com/lazy
The charities that Buddy spoke about on this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast are:
- StopSlavery.org - Founded by Buddy
- Hug Project
- Nightlight International
- The Exodus Road
We cover ten different unethical strategies that people are using to make money online.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Tips And Tricks For Marketing Your Amazon FBA Business
Specialisation or generalisation? Which is the better path for a lazy entrepreneur?
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Become A Professional Gambler: The Seven Ways To Make Money Gambling
I tell Emma the stories behind five professional gamblers who each managed to beat the system and make a fortune in completely different ways.
Documentaries Mentioned In This Episode:
- Holy Rollers: The True Story of Card Counting Christians
- The Player: Secrets of a Vegas Whale (documentary on Don Johnson)
- Breaking Vegas: Beat The Roulette Wheel (YouTube)
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 11: My Professional Gambling Story – Matched Betting & Arbitrage
- Episode 33: Value Betting
- Episode 51: Betfair Trading
- Episode 53: Sharbing
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Matched Betting – Risk-Free, Tax-Free Profit
- The Best Sports Arbing Software
- How To Make Money Arbing And Avoid Getting Your Accounts Closed
- Value Betting Guide
What's the point of being an entrepreneur when you got responsibilities?
In this episode, we talk about the motivations for becoming an entrepreneur. How the control and freedom that drove many of us to start a business is often at odds with the realities of running a business.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 50: Most Businesses Can Be Run Remotely, Just Worse
- Episode 21: The Story Of My Tech Startup
- Episode 20: What Does It Mean To Be Successful?
- Episode 9: Serendipity - Position Yourself To Benefit From Lucky Opportunities
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Become A Professional Gambler: The Seven Ways To Make Money Gambling
Running around London in disguises trying to place as many bets as possible without getting banned. I tell Emma a story about the time towards the end of my professional gambling career where we built a syndicate of runners who would travel around the UK placing bets for us.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 11: My Professional Gambling Story - Matched Betting & Arbitrage
- Episode 33: Value Betting
- Episode 51: Betfair Trading
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Matched Betting – Risk-Free, Tax-Free Profit
- The Best Sports Arbing Software
- How To Make Money Arbing And Avoid Getting Your Accounts Closed
- Value Betting Guide
If you are selling on Amazon FBA then you will have had issues and had to deal with Amazon Seller Support. Maybe they didn't even let you set up an account. They are notoriously bad and even if you are in the right, you can come up against a brick wall. But don't despair. In this episode, we discuss hints and tips to help you deal with them and get what you want.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 7: How To Manage International Logistics As A One-Person Business
- Episode 13: How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Episode 24: How To Do Accounting For Your Amazon FBA Business
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- How To Find The Best Products To Sell On Amazon
- Retail Arbitrage – Flipping Products With Amazon FBA
My professional gambling stories. In this episode, I tell Emma some stories about my attempts to make money trading on Betfair.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 11: My Professional Gambling Story – Matched Betting & Arbitrage
- Episode 33: Value Betting
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Matched Betting – Risk-Free, Tax-Free Profit
- The Best Sports Arbing Software
- How To Make Money Arbing And Avoid Getting Your Accounts Closed
- Value Betting Guide
- Betfair
And that's OK.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 43: Don’t Compete On Price
- Episode 14: The Pros & Cons Of A Digital Nomad Lifestyle
- Episode 4: When Should You Go All In On A New Business?
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Pipehouse Gin
- How and Why to Start a Coffee Shop – The Wren
For the first time ever I have started keeping a budget. In this episode, I try and convince a sceptical Emma that budgets are great.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 46: The More You Earn, The Harder It Is To Start A Business
- Episode 32: Financial Independence & Early Retirement
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Spendee App
For most businesses, nothing is more important than money.
Recommended Listening:
- Episode 43: Don't Compete On Price
- Episode 8: How To Start A Coffee Shop
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How and Why to Start a Coffee Shop – The Wren
A new challenge. We are going to take a brand new Instagram and turn it into a business. Follow along as we succeed or crash and burn.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- The Instagram Account
- Blog Post: I’m Going To Become An Instagram Influencer – Part 1
The older you get the harder it becomes to quit your career and start something new. The more you earn, the harder it is to replace your income. The more you spend, the harder it is to survive on a low income. And the more responsibilities you have the Now is the best time ever for you to start.
In this episode we discuss the above, but also the flip side. The more you earn, the more money you have to cushion your new project. The more you spend, the more room you have to cut expenses. And the more responsibilities you have, the greater the benefit from having control of your own time.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Episode 20: What does it mean to be successful?
- Episode 43: Don't compete on price
Sam tells Emma about what led up to and how exactly his obscure table tennis video went viral and got more than 12 million views. They delve into the numbers of how much it made, and the long-term impact it has had on his different businesses. They also discuss how to recreate the success - a small number of views in the right place in front of the right people can snowball and lead to massive results.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Sam's 12 Million View Viral Video
- What Happens When Your YouTube Video Goes Viral?
- This Is How Much We Made When Our YouTube Video Went Viral
Sam & Emma have hit the road again and are recording this episode from Bangkok Thailand. So how have their opinions changed on what it's like living on the road?
To quote wikipedia: "Digital nomads are a type of people who use telecommunications technologies to earn a living and, more generally, conduct their life in a nomadicmanner."
Oscar runs pay-per-click agency Anuncia. He specialises in Google advertising and was kind enough to take a look at some of my businesses to see how we could improve our advertising. In this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast he goes over when and how a business new to PPC should set up their campaigns.
Whatever your business is you shouldn't try and beat your competitors on price. In this episode, we talk through three different types of businesses that we have run or run in the past and why it was the wrong decision for each of them to compete on price.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start A Supper Club
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Pipehouse Gin
- How and Why to Start a Coffee Shop – The Wren
It is really easy to start a business from your home. In this episode we delve into Emma's home business.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start A Supper Club
If you could be anyone in the world, who would you be? I believe that we can change our personality and so in this episode we discuss our role models and who we want future Sam and Emma to be.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Girl Tribe Gang
- Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone
Feeling like you should always be working. That you are never working hard enough. That there is always more you can do.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Pipehouse Gin Website
We flip our normal conversation on its head and talk about the benefits of having a job.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Quit Your Job, Become A Freelancer And Travel The World
When starting a business the setup and ideas phase are what we normally focus on. And that is what most gurus or courses teach. But the reality is that that is only the beginning. Getting sales and customers is going to be your main job and the hardest job. But also where you have the most freedom for creativity.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Get Customers For Your Business
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
Long-time reader of the blog Owen quizzes me on what he can do to improve his website.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- The Curios Host - Owen's website
- Start A Blog In Under An Hour – A Step-By-Step Guide
- What It Takes To Create A Successful Blog – The 3 Crucial Aspects
I chose to start a business with Emma after I watched her plan our wedding and saw just how useful her skills would be. Setting up a business and planning a wedding are very similar. From finding suppliers, logistics, budgeting and creativity. And I would go as far as to say, if you have organised a wedding, you can start a business.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Pipehouse Gin Website
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 1: Doing The Research
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 2: Creating The Recipe & Branding
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 3: Delays & Legal Schmeagols
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 4: Labels, Packaging & Marketing
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 5: We Have Finally Launched Pipehouse Gin!
Naive optimism is a powerful force and one you should learn to harness. In this episode, we talk about the risks of over-analysing or loose deadlines and the benefits to unreasonable expectations.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- The Power Of Naivety, And Why I Am Choosing Ignorance
- Pipehouse Gin
Emma goes to some of the best bars and restaurants in London to try and sell our gin. In this episode, she tells us about what it was like and what she has learnt.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Pipehouse Gin Website
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 1: Doing The Research
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 2: Creating The Recipe & Branding
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 3: Delays & Legal Schmeagols
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 4: Labels, Packaging & Marketing
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 5: We Have Finally Launched Pipehouse Gin!
The wisdom of the crowd is well understood and copying what everyone else is doing is normally the correct option. But it is the times when we do the opposite that most defines us. And it is where success is made. In this episode, we talk about when you should follow the crowd and when you should do the opposite.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Emma’s story of quitting her job and starting a business
Making money from technical or fundamental analysis of the betting markets. In this episode, we talk about one of the logical next steps for a professional gambler, and where I made most of my money.
If you have experience with matched betting or arbitrage then this is a good episode for you.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Value Betting Guide
- Rebel Betting (buy 1 month get 1 free link)
- Matched Betting Guide
- Sports Arbitrage Guide
Sam is asked questions by his readers about his favourite books, what his friends and family think about what he does, his opinion on gurus and life after gambling.
Sorry for the audio quality on this episode! We had some builders working on the house next door and it played havoc with our recording equipment.
To ask a question on the Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast simply email it to hello@sampriestley.com.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Retail Arbitrage – Flipping Products With Amazon FBA
- Matched Betting
- How to Make Money From Online Casino Bonuses
- How To Make Money Arbing And Avoid Getting Your Accounts Closed
Should financial independence and early retirement be your end goal? Ben Larcombe and Sam Priestley discuss their different attitudes towards financial independence and the FIRE movement.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- What is Financial Independence?
- My Updated Investment Strategy – Investing In The Light Of Brexit
There is a conflict over how you should be spending your time as an entrepreneur. Some people will say that you should focus on just one business, pour your all in to it and make it the best it can possibly be. But others will tell you that is too risky. Diversify. Build as many income streams as possible.
Well, it is not quite as simple as saying one option is always better than the other. In this episode, we talk about how to balance your goals, your personality and the opportunities available to help decide if you should be building multiple businesses.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Matched Betting
- Quit Your Job, Become A Freelancer And Travel The World
- How To Start A Supper Club In Your Home
We are Flint is a communications consultancy started in response to Brexit. They work with think tanks, policy experts and political campaigns to help them successfully connect to the general public. "To make strong, evidence-based ideas spread like wildfire."
Tom Hashemi is a fascinating individual and in this episode does a very good job of explaining how he managed to build a successful startup in a very niche and relationship focused industry. We delve into the nuts and bolts, discussing everything from marketing to recruitment. And the challenges of raising a baby while leading a new and growing business.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- We Are Flint - Tom's Company
- Tips And Tricks For Marketing Your Consumer Business
- Good To Great by Jim Collins
A brainstorm on how to learn the skills of being a good boss. We discuss everything from the hiring process to discipline, office culture to employee welfare.
On this episode Sam Priestley is joined by guest host Dan Lim. Dan is not a natural leader but puts a lot of work into his personal business development and has been working hard to improve his management skills. He now runs a team of seven at his software firm and has some great insights and wisdom. Even better is that he sees his development as a work in progress and is actively looking to improve his skills as a manager.
As a terrible manager myself. Being both a people pleaser and an introvert, I found this conversation really useful.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Learn Voraciously
- High Stakes Entrepreneurship - The Story Of My Tech Startup
A self-reflective episode where Sam & Emma talk about building a personal brand and what they could do better.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Build A Personal Brand, And Why You Should
I am joined by guest co-host Ben Larcombe to talk about whether you should turn your hobby into a business. Ben is my business partner and together we run Eastfield Sporting Goods Co and Pipehouse Gin. He is the perfect person to talk to because turning his hobbies into businesses is exactly what he been doing very successfully for the last 10 years.
We discuss: Will the hobby work as a business? How do you create a business? Will starting a business make you lose the love for your hobby? What are our plans for future hobby related businesses?
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Step-By-Step Guide to Creating and Selling a Physical Product
- Businesses You Can Start In 2019
- BenLarcombe.com
My favourite ideas for new businesses I am thinking about starting in 2019.
One of Sam's 2019 resolutions was to start a new business. So in this episode, Sam & Emma Priestley discuss seven areas where he thinks there are currently big opportunities and his ideas for businesses he is thinking of starting.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How To Start An Amazon FBA Business
- Matched Betting
Sam tells the story of a few businesses he tried to start while at school and talks about the type of people who are attracted to such schemes.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Matched Betting
One of my first businesses was to buy used cars in the UK and import them into Malta. Sam tells Emma the story of the extreme naivety that led to this business and why it wasn't as crazy as it sounds.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- How to Make Money Buying and Selling Cars
Easy and straightforward bookkeeping for your Amazon FBA business.
A very important topic and something that is simpler than you might think. In this episode, Sam explains how you can leverage software and an affordable local accountant to run your Amazon FBA business.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- A2X Accounting (Discount code: TRYA2X17_10%OFF for 10% off)
- Xero
- Quickbooks
- Article on automating your Amazon FBA accounting
- Article on how to run a UK business without an accountant
- Article on how to set up a business in the UK
- Article on how to start an Amazon FBA business
Luke goes into depth on how he built a £500k turnover company selling tea towels.
I found talking to Luke very interesting as his business is very different to any of mine. He had to build the demand for his product and find creative ways to get it in front of his audience. Well worth a listen.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Radical Tea Towel UK
- Radical Tea Towel USA
This is a call to action. Whatever the business is you are trying to research or has been sat at the back of your mind. Just start. You will never know enough and in fact knowing too can hold you back.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- The Power Of Naivety, And Why I Am Choosing Ignorance
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 1
- Emma's story of quitting her job and starting a business
An alternative to the sales funnel. A spider web of businesses that cover your whole niche.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- Forget Sales Funnels, Build A Sales Net To Catch A Whole Niche
How I launched and sold a tech startup in under a year. And why it wasn't as big a success as it sounds.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- High Stakes Entrepreneurship
Sam gets asked questions by his readers about his views on Brexit, homeownership, job offers and mistakes.
A new format. To ask a question on the Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast simply email it to hello@sampriestley.com.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- My Updated Investment Strategy – Investing In The Light Of Brexit
- Be Ready For Anything – Surviving The Turmoil Of Post-Brexit Britain
- The Maths Behind My London Property Investment
- A calculator for determining whether to rent or buy
- Why Do So Many People Who Try To Make Money Online Fail?
I believe that what society thinks of as success, or who they label as a successful person, is just plain wrong. In this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast, Sam & Emma Priestley discuss a new definition of success and how they look to achieve it.
The eight ways you can earn money from your online presence. Plus a discussion on the ethical considerations of each.
In this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast, Sam & Emma Priestley discuss the basics of how you actually make money online, often called monetization. This is not about how to build a website or get followers, but how to turn those followers into money once you already have them. Whether you are a YouTuber, blogger or Instagram influencer.
We cover:
- Affiliations
- Creating And Selling Products
- Creating An Online Course
- Premium Or Subscription Content
- Voluntary Contributions
- Traditional Adverts
- Coaching/Consultancy
- Sponsored Posts/Product Placement
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast:
- What It Takes To Create A Successful Blog – The 3 Crucial Aspects
- Half-Yearly Blog Income Report, Dec to May 2017
- Step-By-Step Guide to Creating and Selling a Physical Product
It's important to regularly look back and asses how your businesses are doing. So in this episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast, Sam Priestley takes a look back at how his businesses have developed over the last year. An honest look at the successes and failures.
Sam & Emma Priestley talks through the details of how they started one of their businesses Pipehouse Gin.
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 1: Doing The Research
- Starting a Gin Brand Episode 2: Creating The Recipe & Branding
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 3: Delays & Legal Schmeagols
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 4: Labels, Packaging & Marketing
- Starting A Gin Brand Episode 5: We Have Finally Launched Pipehouse Gin!
I often credit my success to my laziness and fear of the 9-5. But now that I work on businesses I love, we investigate what can be done to get me off the couch and doing something productive.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode Of The Lazy Entrepreneur:
- The Lazy Entrepreneur
One of the biggest mistakes I see with new entrepreneurs is they are trying to build a business that isn't scalable. They either don't think about it or assume that due to economies of scale things will get cheaper. Unfortunately, that is not normally true and a lot of people find themselves doing a business that is impossible to scale.
Sam & Emma talk about their experiences as location independent digital nomads. Why they decided to stop and settle down and why after two years they are now thinking of becoming digital nomads again.
Sam Priestley goes into detail on how to start an Amazon FBA business and how to succeed through 2019 and beyond.
Sam and Emma talk about how their comfort zones have been shrinking and what they can do to help them grow.
Sam Priestley talks about his first business and how it led to his six years as a professional gambler. Everything from simple matched betting to running around London in disguises placing bets.
This is an interview I did for the podcast Life, Love & Entrepreneurship back in 2015. It is fairly short but I think gives you quite a good insight into the way I think, enjoy!
It is very hard to compete in an already established industry but it is also very difficult to create a whole new industry yourself. So in this episode, Sam Priestley talks about a fundamental concept behind how he positions his businesses: find a new angle to compete in already saturated marketplaces. An angle where you are the market leader.
Sam Priestley talks about one of the ideas central to the way he does business. Serendipity. And how he prepares himself and remains ready for unforeseen opportunities.
Sam Priestley talks through the details of how he started one of his businesses. A coffee shop based in central London.
Ben is one of my favourite people. Someone who really inspires me and have a huge influence on the way I do business. In particular, he approaches problems in a unique way and is very comfortable going against the advice of his peers.
In this episode Sam Priestley goes into depths on how you manage international logistics remotely and as a one-person business. In particular, we're looking at a product-based business. Where the product is manufactured in one country and sold in another.
We cover:
- Dealing With Factories
- Inspection Team
- Freight Forwarders
- Customs Brokers
- Warehousing
- Prep
- Final Fulfilment
We talk about six skills that you can work on now that will be crucial in helping you become a successful entrepreneur. Skills that you can work on improving right now.
We discuss the different ways you can promote and market your business:
- Public Relations
- Content Marketing
- Community Building
- Events
- Search Engine Optimisation
- Business Development
- Direct Sales
- Affiliate or Commision-Based Marketing
- Paid Advertising
- Pay-Per-Click
Emma and Sam talk about the future of Pipehouse Gin and what that will mean for their lifestyle. Should they cancel their world travelling plans, make some personal sacrifices and go 'all in' on the business?
This is a frank and honest discussion that you can eavesdrop on.
In this episode, Sam Priestley discusses with Emma the pros and cons of starting a business on your own vs with partners.
In this episode, we go over the popular types of businesses that people are starting successful in 2018. From Amazon FBA to Instragraming. From Freelancing to Online Courses. Struggling for inspiration or ideas? This is the episode for you.
In this first ever episode of The Lazy Entrepreneur Podcast I talk about how I turn my ideas into businesses in the least risky and quickest way. Using this very podcast as an example.