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Read this if you want to know why you should start a cash-flowing internet empire
(and learn about a new product to to get you there)
How many of you watched The Social Network movie and were inspired af?
I watched it in 2010 and wanted to run through a wall. It felt like I had found my life purpose.
Zuckerberg despite being a bit of an oddball seemed like a winner. He’s in a night club with Sean Parker and the world is his oyster.
I watched that movie and took pretty much the first flight out of cold Quebec to Silicon Valley to mimic Zuckerberg.
My 20s was squarely focused on building social networking and community apps.
I ended up selling 3 by the age 30.
1 to a PE firm.
1 to StumbleUpon (bigger than Twitter at one point).
1 to WeWork. I advised TikTok and Reddit too.
On paper I was successful. But my returns for investors weren’t home runs and my heartbeat was higher than an Avicii song .
So I learned a few uncomfortable lessons:
1. VC backed startups are stressful and probably not going to make you $
2. VC-backed startups are fake freedom. You can be fired from your VC-backed startup. I saw it happened to a couple friends. No one can fire you from your bootstrapped business
This might not make me popular to say but I think people need to know that.
But the good news is I learned a lot around how to use community as an engine for startup ideas and distribution.
I found out how to tap for endless profitable startup ideas.
The playbook for building internet businesses in 2023:
1. Find an underserved niche
2. Find out what they love
3. Find out what they hate
4. Create content they’ll share with each other
5. Create an identity to foster community (ie: )
6. Create a low cost product they’ll pay high costs for
7. Hire when it hurts
8.Don’t raise venture capital
9.Repeat
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If the Social Network movie was the golden era for social networks, this is the golden era for profitable community empires.
Distribution might be king, but community is the kingdom.
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AND I’VE GOT NEWS
I’m giving away all my playbooks on how to build your own community empire.
You’ll also get the support & tools.
Its the program to get you to make your own community empire
But only a few people will get access.
Reply to this tweet and if this blows up I'll share how...
Bonus points for sharing a photo/video...
Read this if you want to know why you should start a cash-flowing internet empire
(and learn about a new product to to get you there)
How many of you watched The Social Network movie and were inspired af?
I watched it in 2010 and wanted to run through a wall. It felt like I had found my life purpose.
Zuckerberg despite being a bit of an oddball seemed like a winner. He’s in a night club with Sean Parker and the world is his oyster.
I watched that movie and took pretty much the first flight out of cold Quebec to Silicon Valley to mimic Zuckerberg.
My 20s was squarely focused on building social networking and community apps.
I ended up selling 3 by the age 30.
1 to a PE firm.
1 to StumbleUpon (bigger than Twitter at one point).
1 to WeWork. I advised TikTok and Reddit too.
On paper I was successful. But my returns for investors weren’t home runs and my heartbeat was higher than an Avicii song .
So I learned a few uncomfortable lessons:
1. VC backed startups are stressful and probably not going to make you $
2. VC-backed startups are fake freedom. You can be fired from your VC-backed startup. I saw it happened to a couple friends. No one can fire you from your bootstrapped business
This might not make me popular to say but I think people need to know that.
But the good news is I learned a lot around how to use community as an engine for startup ideas and distribution.
I found out how to tap for endless profitable startup ideas.
The playbook for building internet businesses in 2023:
1. Find an underserved niche
2. Find out what they love
3. Find out what they hate
4. Create content they’ll share with each other
5. Create an identity to foster community (ie: )
6. Create a low cost product they’ll pay high costs for
7. Hire when it hurts
8.Don’t raise venture capital
9.Repeat
(bookmark/share this so you don't lose it)
If the Social Network movie was the golden era for social networks, this is the golden era for profitable community empires.
Distribution might be king, but community is the kingdom.
---
AND I’VE GOT NEWS
I’m giving away all my playbooks on how to build your own community empire.
You’ll also get the support & tools.
Its the program to get you to make your own community empire
But only a few people will get access.
Reply to this tweet and if this blows up I'll share how...
Bonus points for sharing a photo/video...
[VIDEO] My story and why I'm launching community empire
You'll recognize a few familiar faces in this video I think...
The world needs more community-based startups not less
Less stress, more cash-flow
Maybe you'll take the plunge with us.
You'll recognize a few familiar faces in this video I think...
The world needs more community-based startups not less
Less stress, more cash-flow
Maybe you'll take the plunge with us.
The membership is full of tactical stuff to get you there.
The link to the membership is in the video....
Learn more by typing this link in your browser to begin your community empire journey
The membership includes:
- Learn: 2 courses with the blueprint to build your community empire
- Research: monthly email with 2-3 niches worth building businesses in
- Accountability sessions: to keep you on track
- Free Skool subscription (worth the cost alone)
- Learn: 2 courses with the blueprint to build your community empire
- Research: monthly email with 2-3 niches worth building businesses in
- Accountability sessions: to keep you on track
- Free Skool subscription (worth the cost alone)
50+ folks signed up in less than 24 hours. Wild.
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