The GrowthTech Podcast

Sahil Lavingia is the CEO and founder of Gumroad, one of the biggest platforms online for selling digital assets. Gumroad has generated over $750,000,000 in revenue for creators since 2011. It's one of the best platforms to sell online courses, templates, content graphics and animations, etc. This episode is on how Sahil Lavingia built Gumroad to a company that's worth between $100 million and $500 million. This is also an episode on how you can start making money online by selling digital assets. Sahil Lavingia Twitter Grab the Content System For Entrepreneurs!

Adam Greenbaum is a Twitter influencer, AI enthusiast, SaaS entrepreneur, and the CEO of WhiskerCloud. WhiskerCloud is a marketing agency for vet clinics in the Denver, Colorado. Adam has been running paid media for brands since 2015 and is now fully into AI and the different tools that can enhance productivity. Throughout this episode, we discussed how marketing is changing with AI and how AI will impact jobs around the world. Will it be a positive impact or a negative one? How should people prepare themselves? GUEST LINKS: Adam Greenbaum Twitter SOCIAL LINKS: SUBSCRIBE to the GrowthTech Newsletter for weekly tech tools that grow your brand Sina Pahlevan Twitter Sina Pahlevan Instagram Sina Pahlevan Tik Tok Sina Pahlevan Spotify Sina Pahlevan Facebook #ai #tech #chatgpt

Who would've thought that the best way to market your business in 2022 is to shitpost (post shit) online? At least that goes for Web 3. And that's one of the most sought-after skills at the moment: Launching in a native Web 3 fashion.   My guest for the week was NFT Shitposter and copywriter at Vayner3, Alan Carroll. Alan has one goal in mind: to be the best memer in Web 3.  I wanted to have this episode so everyone can learn the importance of shitposting and tips and tricks on shitposting.

Galaxy Fight Club is a blockchain-based mobile game that is the 1st Cross-IP PvP game in the NFT space. They are bringing together IPs from different projects and letting them compete in their game.   My guest for the week was the CMO of Galaxy Fight Club, Yas.   Yas joined me to discuss what Galaxy Fight Club is trying to accomplish and how they plan on reaching the mass market.   Every major company will have to explore gaming at some point if the metaverse is actually going to be a real thing. This episode is for any entrepreneur who wants to learn how to scale a gaming platform.

Spottie WiFi, the CryptoPunk rapper, joined me this week to discuss the TRUE value of music NFTs. Are music NFTs just songs on a blockchain? That's what I've been lead to believe, but Spottie thinks they are more than that.   At their core, NFTs are contracts. The same can be said for music NFTs. What can these smart contracts actually do for NFT holders?   There is so much undiscovered potential in the music NFT space and Spottie WiFi joined me to help me uncover it for you guys this week.

As it stands right now, the NFT community is looking for something different. Besides these damn goblins, the market has been screaming... "Yo, I'm bored!"  Kerrin Arora, founder of CrowdWyse, joined me to discuss the importance of DAO marketplaces.  What happens when you can trade DAO assets? When all DAO tokens are seen in one place?

If you've tuned into my channel, you've seen me talk about the best upcoming NFT projects quite often. But there's me talking about the best upcoming NFT projects and then there's RiceFarmer talking about the best upcoming NFT projects.   My special guest for the week was one of the best ALPHA guys in the NFT space. RiceFarmer consistently talks about the best upcoming NFT projects and the NFT space in general on Twitter. He can also be found in various Discords, consistently researching the NFT market. He is very up to date with NFT market trends.

The Cool Cats NFT Project was supposed to release their Play2Earn NFT game, Cooltopia, along with their Cool Pets NFT drop. But not everything went as planned. When the Cool Cats NFT Project released their $MILK token and Cooltopia, the system was attacked by bots. They had to push back the evolution of their Cool Pet NFTs, as well as all of Cooltopia.   The NFT community didn't have the most positive response to this situation. A lot of Cool Cats NFT holders sold their Cool Cats NFTs, as the floor price for the NFT project went from 15 ETH to 7-8 ETH.   1/1 Demon Cat holder, SighDuck, who is heavily involved in the Cool Cats community, joined me to discuss the future of Cooltopia. Should Cool Cats NFT holders still have conviction in the NFT project? Was it reasonable to sell their Cool Cats NFTs? Will the Cool Cats make a comeback? Will Cooltopia reach the level it was meant to?

The NFT and Crypto markets are both new and speculative markets. The NFT market even more so than the crypto market. What do you do when the market is experiencing extreme volatility? What type of mindset do you need?  My guest for the week was the CEO and founder of CoinGecko, TM Lee. CoinGecko is the most used crypto site in the world. You can use CoinGecko to compare different crypto stats and now  NFT metrics as well.

My guest for the week was the co-founder of the Weather Report NFT Project, Toby Lasso.   What's the next 10x NFT? What is the next big NFT project? Look no further than the Weather Report NFT Project.  The Weather Report NFT Project is an upcoming NFT project that is being built to become an international brand. What makes this NFT project so special? Why should everyone be looking into it?   Throughout the episode, we discussed:  -  Cool Cats influence on the NFT space and Toby Lasso  - Inspiration behind Weather Report NFTs  - What makes Weather Report NFTs different  - Toby' analysis of 2021 NFTs vs 2022 NFTs