Imagine getting $35,000,000.00 wired to you (Here’s how it happened to a Mixergy fan) – with Jay Gould

Jay Gould, Yashi, Mental Game, Mixergy Fan, Scaling, Sell Your Business, Social Media

Today’s guest started a video ad business, came close to bankruptcy.

He eventually persevered and sold the business.

I invited him here to talk about how he did it, to find out what he sold it for, to find out what he learned from all that process.

Jay Gould was the founder of Yashi which allows video advertisers to micro-target viewers of their ads.

So, for example, Yashi could let an advertiser reach a trendy mom who lives in the East Village in New York and happens to be watching a video.

Jay Gould

Yashi

Jay Gould was the founder of Yashi which allows video advertisers to micro-target viewers of their ads.

Andrew: Hey there, freedom fighters. My name is Andrew Warner. I’m the founder of Mixergy.com. I always smile extra when I have a guest on who’s heard this intro millions of times. Anyway, Mixergy is home of the ambitious upstart. The reason I’m smiling so big is joining me is one of the first Mixergy listeners. He started listening back when I thought nobody was listening, except I know he was because I’ve got a bunch of emails from him from back in the day.

Well, the guy started a video ad business, came close to bankruptcy and then eventually he persevered and he sold the business and I invited him here to talk about how he did it, to find out what he sold it for, to find out what he learned from all that process. I’m excited for you guys to all meet him.

His name is Jay Gould. He is the founder of Yashi, which allows video advertisers to micro-target their ads to viewers. So, for example, Yashi could allow an advertiser to reach a...

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