In 869 Interviews and 101 Courses
Last time I did it, I noticed that the investor and founders I interviewed often had dozens of people waiting to talk to them.
I hate the thought of you being one of dozens of anonymous people, trying to get a second of someone’s attention. So I’ve been thinking of ways I could help and I came up with two.
This is going to be a polarizing interview…
How much revenue is there in selling sparklers for weddings?
Let’s try a role reversal. You ask the questions.
I’m looking for people who care about sales at their startups to join a private Facebook group. If you join…
How does a founder who’s miserable at his job create a multimillion dollar company?
Is it foolish to start a company in a crowded market when the economy is going south?
If you want to boost your startup’s sales, what do you do?
The most popular answer seems to be “hire a full-time commissioned field salesperson…”
In 2002, Christopher Hurn launched Mercantile Capital Corp, a commercial real estate lending company.
He wanted to build one of the fastest growing companies…
How did a founder who lost his father to cancer early on, end up building a site that helps people raise millions of dollars for their medical expenses?
…And guess who wants to make you a millionaire.
One aspect of Mixergy that I’m especially proud of is that entrepreneurs are willing to talk about their setbacks, not just their triumphs. In this interview the chairman of one of the most respected agencies is here to talk about both…
How does a founder who loses his investors’ money end up being a successful executive coach?
