The Emmet Gibney Podcast: Recent Episodes
Emmet Gibney
Emmet Gibney speaks with entrepreneurs building businesses online looking for advice on how to build his own businesses.
In this episode Emmet speaks with Ryan Robinson. Ryan is a blogger, podcaster and (recovering) side project addict who teaches 500,000 monthly readers how to start a blog and grow a profitable side business at ryrob.com.
You can follow Ryan on Twitter @theryanrobinson or visit his website at https://ryrob.com/
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Steph leads the Hustle's Trends product and has been working remotely for over four years, as a growth marketer, writer, and creator. Prior to the Hustle, she spent three years at Toptal, most recently leading their Publications team. She actively writes about remote work, technology, and productivity at her blog, which has been read by over 400k people since launching in 2019, and recently wrote a book Doing Content Right. She is also a self-taught developer and has built multiple projects, some of which have gone to #1 on Product Hunt, won awards for inclusion, and led her to being nominated for Maker of the Year in 2018.
You can follow Steph on Twitter @stephsmithio or visit her website at https://stephsmith.io/
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Ciaran Brennan is the founder of Livecosts.com, a SAAS startup building construction cost management software.
Ciaran built a construction company in Australia, sold the company, and then moved back to Ireland. After successfully building his first company, he felt hungry for something bigger. He set his eyes on the world of SAAS and set out to build software for the world of construction. As a non-technical founder he had serious challenges, but managed to get his product built, and brought to market. He tells Emmet about struggling to figure out product market fit, what he did to find his CTO, his thoughts on working with a development agency as a startup and his tactics for sales and marketing in SAAS.
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Justin Jackson is a long time podcaster and mainstay of the bootstrap SAAS community. Most recently Justin is the co-founder of podcast hosting company Transistor, and he podcasts about his journey there on the his Build Your SAAS podcast.
Justin has strong opinions on what ideas and markets are worth chasing, and he has the experience to back up those opinions. Emmet asked Justin onto the podcast to ask him for his advice/thoughts on getting started in SAAS. Justin had a lot of words of wisdom to share around how to approach validating whether a market is worth chasing.
You can follow Justin on Twitter @mijustin
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Mark Shpuntov is a professional dance teacher, but when the pandemic hit he used his newfound free time to dive into content creation. After sitting on the sidelines for a number of years, Mark finally had the opportunity and push he needed. I spoke with Mark to learn more about his story, how he thinks about creating content, strategies for increasing his output and more.
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Bram Kanstein is the creator of No-Code MVP, a course that helps people to learn how to quickly build and validate their startup ideas, without any code. I brought Bram on the show to discuss no-code, and more.
You can follow Bram on Twitter @bramk or check out his personal site at BramKanstein.com
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Jordan O'Connor created ClosetTools back in April of 2018 after turning a simple browser plugin he created to help his wife be more efficient with her use of Poshmark. After less than three years the business is generating almost $40k in MRR. Jordan has operated ClosetTools as an open startup and has chronicled his journey on his blog.
Recently Jordan started a new experiment where he's doing a deep dive into quantitative trading, and he'll be sharing more about that on QuantSecrets.com.
You can follow Jordan on Twitter @jdnoc
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I need to get some help figuring out this whole podcasting thing, so I thought it might be a good idea to call in some expert advice.
Eric Johnson was the producer for Recode Decode with Kara Swisher, and is now a private podcast consultant. I interviewed Eric to learn more about what makes a good podcast, and got some great insights on where the industry is heading as well.
You can learn more about Eric's company BumbleCast by visiting his website at BumbleCast.fm
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Starting in 2021 The Emmet Gibney Podcast is going to start publishing new podcast episodes every week, twice per week. That's an aggressive schedule, but I've already recorded a handful of episodes to give me a head start.
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