Greg Eisenberg

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631 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard May 2024 last heard 11 Feb

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The Startup Ideas Podcast · Silicon Valley founder shares 3 of her best 150+ ideas · 24 Jul 2024 podcast

So good. So good. So he got a really good name. You'd be surprised. Some of these names are still available. And just started sharing growth tactics. And then people would see it on their feed. And they're like, do I, you know, do I want some more growth tactics in my feed? Yeah, absolutely. Click follow. So it started to grow pretty quickly.

And all of a sudden, he had thousands of people, startups, founders who are interested in growth tactics, and then he sold them courses and services and that sort of thing. So I think one good idea here is to just kind of grab a generic-sounding name and go and build a Twitter or LinkedIn account for that. That's one idea. That's what I would do. Yeah.

Let's do it.

So for people that don't know, Growth.Design, they make these comic books and they break down... It's beautiful. They go check it out. Yeah. They break down different UX flows and they basically, uh, kind of commentate it with, uh, they commentate it with, um, user psychology and stuff like that. And it just, it's, it's absolutely brilliant. But I think that's another thing is it's animated.

So you don't really like feel connected to anyone. Um, so yeah, I agree with you there. Um, makes sense. All right, what else you got?

Who else is doing that?

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. It feels like there's no competition for that.

Do you think this is a profitable cash flowing business or do you see this potentially being like a VC back thing?

Can you just explain to people what vZero is and how that would extend to this?

That's crazy.

This is firing me up. This is why you're on the pod right now, because I feel like you have such a good sense to where things are going. I want to keep the ideas going. What else you got?

Yes. Yeah. That was my first question to that is like, If you're A16Z, not them, I don't want to pick on them exactly, but the idea is there's five funds that are really, really hard to get into and they curate their LPs really, really carefully. And they don't let regular people invest, like you or me. But the problem is I think that they want to keep it that way.

Yeah, but it's actually really interesting. When you come up with a bad idea, on this podcast we say, if an idea is good, you sip the idea, and if the idea is not good, you spit it. Sometimes these spit ideas actually get you down the line of thinking of a good idea. For example, with this idea, your insight was right. Your insight is that

Millennials use a lot of these software businesses, use a lot of these CPG businesses. They would rather invest in that than the S&P 500. Insight correct. But the execution of this is difficult because the other side of the marketplace, so to speak, doesn't really want that to happen. So the question is, what can you build for millennials such that they get that same feeling around

you know, that same warm and fuzzy feeling that they would have gotten.

There's something there and someone in the comment section is going to be like, here's where I should take it.

Yeah. So feel free. So let us know in the comment section. I'm just going to keep saying what else you got. What else you got? What else you got? What else you got?

A little bit. I've never been to one of their events. So tell me more about it.

I think so far was was and is really onto something, which is that. Events haven't really changed in years, like they've basically stayed the same. So they were kind of like, okay, how do we, you know, with the trend around stadium shows and bigger and bigger shows and festivals, how do we do the complete opposite? And they did it, and I think they're doing quite well.

I think they're doing like eight figures in revenue or so. So they're doing really well. But I think that there's so far sounds for X is kind of the idea that you're saying, which is you know, which I think, I think the, the, the hard part with this is choosing like which community you want to go after and what is the utility for the, the event.

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