Greg Eisenberg
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631 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2024
last heard 11 Feb
Greg Eisenberg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, this literally has changed my life, this way of communication, because now all of a sudden I could literally meet I want to say this. I don't want to sound pompous, but I'm pretty sure I can meet almost anyone via this strategy. So what is it? It's content. Throw out content that's applicable to people and attract them. See who likes it. DM them. Keep it short and sweet. Meet them.
Go to where they are. Add value to their lives. That's it.
I know exactly what you mean. I know exactly. Tell me. Yeah. You do. And I think with you specifically, you sent me a message with a loom. A loom video of a pitch to you. I pitched it to you. You literally pitched it to me and it was... I don't know, maybe a four minute loom. And I'm not going to lie.
I'm fucking 10 X. You know, at least I put it on at least 1.5 X, but I was listening to this and I was like, okay, what do I have to lose by recording a 30 minute conversation with Jonathan?
Nothing. 30 minutes, you know?
So I was like, you made a pitch to me. You, you did in a fat, in a,
easy to consume way for me i think loom by the way so underrated as like just a great way to pitch people yes and you're using you're sharing your screen you're you're showing visuals and i was engaged the whole time we did it you show you you came to that conversation prepared it was fun of course we're going to do another version you know another episode so it
Well, the problem is I'm looking over here. Because I want to look at you, but my camera's over here.
But I think it's okay to speak to that person who commented, listen, me and you are learning in real time. But at the same time, we're human beings. We're human beings. And the reason why you listen to this show is because you want an inside take from two people who are in the trenches who are sharing how they're feeling, you know, not filtered.
And if we're going to, if our eyes are all over the place, like sue me, my last name is literally Eisenberg. What did you expect? Eyes in Berg.
So the first thing is their profile. So let's just use Twitter as an example. It can't be empty because if you're going to DM, and you'd be surprised, by the way, how many people have open DMs on Twitter. I mean, my DMs are completely open. Anyone can message me and I actually read all of my DMs. I don't get back to everyone, but I read everyone and I get back to the most interesting ones.
So I would say, Your profile is your calling card, is your business card. So your bio needs to be super tight. Your profile picture needs to be there. You have to have something. A real photo. Yeah, a great photo. The person should be able to scroll on the timeline and be like, some of these things are quite interesting. I connect with some of this content. So that's step number one.
No.
It's pretty lazy. It's pretty lazy just to do a straight up RT. However, doing a quote retweet is a different story.
I would recommend that you change your username.
Yeah.
In my mind, it was always Jicecream.
Yeah, but if someone named Jicecream reached out to me and I didn't know who they were, I would probably report a spam message.
Report as offensive.
It's just something I don't want. I'm not like waking up on a Monday morning being like, you know what I need today? Jice cream.
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