The Early Days Podcast by DULO
By DULO
We interview fellow entrepreneurs about their experience of starting businesses. As we are building our own apparel company and documenting our early days, we wanted to go behind the scenes with other entrepreneurs and find out what their early days, weeks, months, and years were like.
The Early Days Podcast by DULOApr 27, 2018
The Best Way to Learn Facebook Ads | The Early Days (S3E6)
Learning Facebook Ads, building an agency business, firing your clients and much more with Mojca Zove from Super Spicy Media
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Mojca Žove is a Facebook ads expert and founder of Super Spicy Media - a digital marketing agency.
In our conversation with Mojca we talked about what it was like for her to start a digital agency business, the realisation that a full-time job is never 100% a sure thing, and the biggest obstacles to starting. As an expert Facebook advertiser, we asked Mojca to share how she learned Facebook Ads, the resources and methods that helped her master the craft, and how she deployed this channel when attracting clients for her agency. We also talked about email lists, webinars, balancing content creation and client work, burnout, firing clients, and much, much more.
Complete notes and links: https://weardulo.com/blogs/the-early-days-podcast/facebook-ads
Topics:
01:55 - Who is Mojca and starting Super Spicy Media
03:25 - Getting fired from a marketing agency
05:30 - Taking the leap to build her own business
06:30 - What was the biggest obstacle to starting earlier?
07:28 - Learning Facebook ads
08:37 - The best way to learn Facebook ads
11:33 - The biggest mistakes people do when starting with Facebook ads
13:07 - Learning to get clients
16:16 - The origin of the name "Super Spicy Media"
17:15 - Learning and doing outreach with cold emails
18:22 - Deploying Facebook ads to building a client list
19:42 - Working on retainer vs project-based projects
21:03 - Using content as a driver to earn new business
23:17 - Promoting content to drive awareness and grow an audience
25:11 - Building an email list
27:22 - How to host and promote a webinar
28:59 - Strategies for cleaning up and keeping your email list up-to-date
31:40 - Upcoming shifts in attention across social media and helping people online
34:48 - Balancing content creation and client work
37:14 - Sharing personal and professional content on Instagram Stories
38:18 - Firing clients and choosing what to work on
41:33 - How to deal with burnout and take a break
43:30 - Building an online course
46:40 - Future plans and projects
47:47 - Links and resources
Evergreen Marketing Principles | The Early Days (S3E5)
Discussing how adding value, asking questions, and listening to the customer can help grow a business, with John D Saunders.
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John D Saunders, founder of 5four Digital is an experienced serial entrepreneur who excels at marketing. After selling several online stores, and a career as an advertising executive for the automotive industry, John decided to start his own marketing agency. The need to learn more and provide more value to others were the main principles behind his decision to take the entrepreneurial route.
In our conversation we go through a variety of topics and John mentions a lot of resources which you can start using today in your own business. Some of the things we covered - working in a remote environment, constantly learning new things and sharing those with the world, building a business on core principles such as adding value, asking questions and listening to consumers. We also dived deep into strategies for social media marketing and growing e-commerce stores.
Complete notes and links: https://weardulo.com/blogs/the-early-days-podcast/marketing-principles
Topics we cover in this episode:
01:35 - How John started his life in advertising
03:10 - Starting 5four
03:40 - Working with a remote team
04:13 - The transition from working on the side to full-time entrepreneurship
05:40 - Taking a leap of faith and having a contingency plan
06:30 - Finding 5four's first clients and the importance of networking
07:30 - Educating yourself and sharing everything new you learn
08:22 - Add value, ask questions, listening to your consumer
09:08 - Getting used to being your own boss
09:53 - Being a facilitator rather than a boss
10:25 - The process of self-improvement and self-education
12:37 - Balancing learning with execution
14:34 - Project and task management tools
16:40 - Starting 5four solo - the good and the bad
17:24 - Standard operating procedures (SOPs) and collaborating with others when scaling your efforts
17:56 - Having the confidence to hire your first full-time employees
20:22 - The benefits and disadvantages of working with a remote team
22:56 - Balancing time for internal marketing and business development
24:46 - Moving into a marketing manager role and out of the project manager role
25:37 - Social media platforms and content strategies with the highest ROI
32:40 - Tools and apps to have when starting an ecommerce store
35:34 - Recommendations for building out the Product Description Page on your store
37:10 - Documenting your life online
39:28 - Plans for the near future
42:10 - Links and handles
Say "Yes" first, figure it out later | The Early Days by DULO (S3E4)
Discussing how to building a design agency from scratch with Matt Ellis, founder of Honcho Agency
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Matt Ellis is the founder of Honcho, a design agency specializing in web design and development.
Matt’s built Honcho from scratch and without knowing much about the agency world. He simply learned to dive into new opportunities head first and figure out how to do things as he’s going along. It’s a piece of advice he shared a few times during our conversation. We also talked about hiring first employees, pricing strategies, finding clients, running a remote company and much more. It’s an episode rich on resources and tools that will help a lot of you to automate and facilitate processes around your own businesses. If you work at a small agency or run a remote team, this is a very useful episode to listen to.
Topics we cover in this episode:
01:50 - Who is Matt Ellis and what does he do
02:34 - How Matt got into web development
05:49 - Saying "Yes" to things even if you don't know how to do them
07:23 - Learning to do web development properly
08:30 - From freelancer to founder of a design agency
10:30 - Learning how to build an agency
11:40 - Hiring the first employee at Honcho
12:55 - Freeing more time for learning and business development
15:40 - Finding clients in the early days and financial security
17:18 - Balancing a financial forecast with hiring
19:00 - Switching from a product focus to a sales and business development one
20:30 - Tools to help with automation to free up more time
23:30 - How to choose which prospects to approach
29:55 - Where does conversion happen
31:00 - Pricing strategies: project-based vs. retainers
35:00 - Providing more value to others by learning more about your own business
35:20 - Working remotely
36:20 - Running a remote company - the process and tools
40:10 - Fluid processes and trust
41:50 - Getting new clients
42:46 - Acquiring new clients through Adwords
44:10 - Future plans for the Honcho agency
48:05 - Links and handles
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Bootstrapping vs VC funding #TEDbits (S3E3)
When is the right time to bootstrap and when should you raise VC money?
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There's always another way #TEDbits (S3E3)
When faced with a challenge remember there is always another way to go about it.
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Prepare a roadmap before your launch #TEDbits (S3E3)
It's important to do your homework and have a roadmap before your launch.
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Adjusting your prices according to the market #TEDbits (S3E3)
Always adjust, always tweak your pricing startegy.
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Lessons on launching, funding and marketing a startup | The Early Days by DULO (S3E3)
Sharing stories and lessons from two decades of building startups with Diane Tarshis, founder of Startup Distillery (S3E3)
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Diane Tarshis is an experienced startup consultant who started her career in the middle of the dot-com boom and is now the founder of Startup Distillery, where she works with companies to help them navigate the muddy waters of their early days.
With two decades of experience from the entrepreneurial trenches, working with founders from all walks of life and industries, we wanted to talk with Diane about the messy beginnings of small businesses. We covered important lessons around launching a startup, such as the importance of having a roadmap and doing extra homework in preparation, we discussed the pros and cons of self-funding versus raising venture capital and when is it a good time to rely on each. We also touched on the topic of marketing and messaging - a topic near and dear to us, since we are in the middle of figuring out how to talk to our target audience.
Topics we cover in this episode:
01:53 - Who is Diane and what she does
04:56 - How Diane approached her first clients
06:36 - How to figure out what to charge
09:20 - The most common problems startups get stuck on
11:05 - The importance of having a roadmap before launch
12:55 - How to convince a stubborn founder to change direction
16:00 - There's always another way
17:21 - Bootstrapping versus Venture Funding
20:32 - The argument against going all-in on building a business from the start
23:33 - The myth of stress and the blessing of constraints when bootstrapping a side-business
27:20 - The DULO journey so far
33:05 - What to do when your business plateaus
37:41 - Can you apply lessons from one business into a new one
43:27 - The need to appeal to the head and the heart when marketing your business
45:34 - The importance of a clear and succinct message
49:10 - Future plans and project
54:29 - Get in touch with Diane
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Business lessons from Kanye and co. | #TEDbits (S3E2)
Learning business from the world of hip hop.
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When you accept that everything is your fault | #TEDbits (S3E2)
The buck stops with you.
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Working full-time on your business | #TEDbits (S3E2)
How the experience differs when you go all-in on your business.
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Working with a co-founder who is also your brother | #TEDbits (S3E2)
What's it like when your co-founder is also your brother?
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How to create content at scale | The Early Days by DULO (S3E2)
How to create content at scale with limited resources? Discussing clever content creation models with Kareem Mostafa of Tribetactics.
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Kareem Mostafa (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kmostafa) is the co-founder of Tribetactics (https://www.tribetactics.com) - a bootstrapped content creation company which helps businesses maximise their efforts in producing compelling content across a wide range of media and platforms.
Naturally, our conversation gravitated towards the importance and value of having a solid content production and distribution processes. We went behind the scenes of how Kareem and his brother, with whom he co-founded Tribetactics, work to deliver valuable and contextually-relevant content to their clients. Furthermore, we touched on how one big piece of content can turn into multiple smaller pieces that can fuel your content plan for a month. We also talked about the importance of speed over perfection, financing the business, managing client expectations, business lessons from hip hop and much more.
As usual, you can find a bunch of resources mentioned in this episode with links below, as well as the main topics we covered in the episode.
When we asked Kareem if he had a question for you, he came up with this ask instead: “Create daily documentaries!”
Topics we cover in this episode:
01:36 - Who is Kareem and what is Tribetactics
02:30 - How the Tribetactics content machine works
03:20 - What is the GaryVee content model
05:18 - Behind the scenes of the Tribetactics process
06:35 - How to know when it's time to do something fresh
07:30 - How Kareem and his brother decided to work full-time on Tribetactics
10:07 - Managing and setting client expectations
12:55 - Breaking down the asset delivery process
13:55 - Working with clients overseas
16:12 - Working with a co-founder who is also a family member
17:27 - Thoughts on funding and bootstrapping the business
20:18 - The biggest lesson Kareem learned since starting Tribetactics
21:23 - What's the biggest challenge Kareem is having at the moment
25:06 - Speed vs Perfection
27:50 - Deploying the content model to market the business
30:02 - How Tribetactics attract their customers
34:35 - Business lessons from hip hop
36:25 - Plans for the next 6-12 months
37:48 - Ask of the day from Kareem "Create daily documentaries!"
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The importance of balance in two-sided marketplaces | #TEDbits (S3E1)
The supply and demand sides of a two-sided marketplace need to be in balance.
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Should you go with your gut when doing user testing? | #TEDbits (S3E1)
When you have so much going on, it's OK to go with your gut.
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What are the negative effects of having too many tools? | #TEDbits (S3E1)
Having too many tools can be intimidating.
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Useful resources for growth marketing #TEDbits (S3E1)
Did you know about Julian Shapiro's Growth guide?
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How to grow a SaaS business | The Early Days by DULO (S3E1)
Discussing growth marketing for entrepreneurs with Foti Panagio of Growthmentor (S3E1)
Foti Panagio is the co-founder of Growthmentor - a platform that connects founders and marketers with growth mentors. We were first introduced to Foti and Growthmentor thanks to Julian who is an active mentor on the site.
Growthmentor is Foti’s first attempt at entrepreneurship and in our conversation, we touch on a lot of topics around the early days. We go behind the scenes of the process of idea validation, transitioning from full-time employment to part-time entrepreneurship, the biggest challenges facing the business today, tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) and much more. As we go along, Foti shares a lot of useful resources, tools, and methods he uses to steer the growth of the business (check out a list with all the links below).
We also gave Foti the opportunity to ask you, our audience, to answer this question of the day: "What is your biggest pain point in growth [marketing] that you have right now?"
Topics we cover in this episode:
02:44 - Who is Foti and the origin of Growthmentor
05:20 - Previous startup experience
06:04 - Foti's first steps into solo entrepreneurship
08:40 - How Foti validated the idea for Growthmentor
13:50 - Transitioning from a full-time job to part-time entrepreneurship
15:00 - Balancing family and co-founder relationship with a spouse
17:15 - Splitting responsibilities between co-founders
18:50 - What's the current focus of the Growthmentor team
24:00 - Foti's current biggest challenge
26:40 - Timeframe to start monetizing
27:20 - What KPIs is Growthmentor tracking
28:22 - How are they tracking KPIs
31:15 - Plans for Startup Grind
32:36 - Nailing the elevator pitch
35:08 - Resources and techniques for starting and growing a business
37:27 - Delegating work to virtual assistants
38:00 - Following up with cold leads and personalized outreach
39:30 - Resources for growth marketing and performance marketing
40:22 - Future plans, targets, and ideas for the next 6 months
46:40 - How does Foti go around selecting mentors for the platform
50:00 - Foti's question to the audience: "What is your biggest pain point in growth [marketing] that you have right now?"
Useful Resources and Links:
Connect with Foti - twitter, LinkedIn
Check out Growthmentor
AdWords - Google's advertising platform, useful to run A/B tests
instapages - quick landing page creation
2018 Marktech Landscape Plan - overview of marketing technologies for 2018
Trello - project management software
Google Drive - document and cloud storage set of tools
IndieHackers - a community of entrepreneurs
Zest.is - marketing content aggregation
useloom - a browser extension that to share a recording of your screen with audio and video
UpWork - if you want to look for virtual assistants
woodpecker.co - automated cold emails and follow-ups
S2E30 - Kitchen confidential with Julian and Marin
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S2E29 - How to turn a side-project into a full-time gig - Pat Walls, Starter Story
In our conversation, we talked about how Pat started Starter Story as a side-project which he eventually built into a full-time sustainable business. We also got into the details of how he approaches collecting interviews, his thoughts about content planning, frequency and much more.
Make sure you check out Starter Story at starterstory.com and read some of the interviews by fellow entrepreneurs. Say "hi" to Pat as well on Twitter (@thepatwalls) and follow his entrepreneurial journey!
S2E28 - Jackie Fast: How to ask for help when you are just starting
Her first business – Slingshot Sponsorship – was started in her bedroom in 2010 with just a laptop and £2,000. Six years later, Jackie sold Slingshot for millions, having worked with notable international clients including Sir Richard Branson, the Rolling Stones, Shell, Red Bull and many more.
Jackie is now the founder of REBEL Pi, an ice wine brand. Relatively unknown, ice wine production is the rarest and riskiest in the world. With this exceptional product and brand, Jackie is slowly conquering the world and is also a participant on The Apprentice! If that was not enough, Jackie is also a best-selling author with her book PINPOINT.
In our conversation, we touched on the early days of Jackie's career as a founder of Slingshot, how she exited the business, took time off to decide what to do next, how she started REBEL Pi and her experience on The Apprentice. We also talk about the importance of asking for help, how to do sales, branding, and distribution, and much, much more.
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S2E27 - 6 lessons from 12 months of building DULO
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S2E26 - How to protect your IP, patents, and going door to door
On this show, we went deeper into the specifics around how they started - mainly talking about the way they approached patents, how other entrepreneurs can take advantage of IP protection systems, and how to create initial demand and distribution channels for your product.
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Slog 52 - IG live question, merch and a cool podcast.
Finding Joy In Work Through Play And The Importance Of Quitting
In our conversation with Nate, we discuss his transition and life after Highrise, how he enjoys playing with multiple projects as a way to learn new skills and experiment with technology. In addition, we talked about content, branding, and how to market a new project. We also dived deeper on the topic of quitting and the importance of it when it comes to reinventing yourself and prioritizing your goals.
You can say Hi to Nate on twitter @natekontny (https://twitter.com/natekontny). You should also check out his writing on Medium (https://medium.com/@natekontny) and subscribe to his vlog on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkoJLANojCUUCsitmf8a3ug).
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Slog 51 - It's been a confusing week
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S2E23 - Skip the gatekeeper and go directly to your audience
In this episode, we cover how David and the Academy think about new distribution channels, the benefits of avoiding traditional gatekeepers in content production, the effect of technology and social media on reaching a broader audience worldwide, and much, much more.
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S2E22 - How a passion grows into a business, Dale Spoonmore
In our conversation with Dale we cover:
- Creating a business out of a passion for gardening
- Tools and systems for mental health to stay sane and fight depression
- Transitioning from the idea stage to doing and building a business
- How Dale taught himself how to build a successful mobile application (top in its category)
If you want to learn more, head over to seedtospoon.net to learn more about Dale, the business he is growing, and to receive an abundance of great gardening tips! Search for the free app on the iOS and Google Play stores.
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S2E21 - How to grow at your own, comfortable pace
We had a wide-ranging conversation with Adam about how he and his wife are building a sustainable business, at a slow, comfortable pace. We dive deeper into that topic and discuss the advantages and thinking behind such a strategy. In addition, we explored the thinking behind adopting a strategy of engagement on Instagram and online as a means to build deep, lasting relationships with people. We also covered the journey Adam has been through while transitioning to full-time entrepreneurship - for a long time maintaining a balance between a full-time job and building the business.
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S2E20 - How to decide when to leave or stay in a job?
We had a blast talking to Vessy on topics around employment, entrepreneurship, career change, and being fulfilled with your work.
Slog 44 - Some new ideas brewing
Slog 43 - Recording and working while traveling
Julian's Founder Newsletter on the topic of Avoiding the Traffic Jam, metaphorical expression for the benefits in living on your terms.
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S2E19 - Ryan Carson: The Importance Of Knowing Your Why
During our conversation with Ryan we covered many topics around entrepreneurship, education, and having a purpose. Some of the things we discussed in depth include: being mission-driven, knowing your why, asking for help, documenting your life and journey, becoming better at sales, and the importance of equality and inclusion in education.
Slog 40 - Amazon and the 750% increase
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Slog 39 - Best slog yet
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S2E18 - How Do You Go Far By Simply Asking?
This episode is a great continuation of our previous chat with Kevin Horek on the topic of how to start a podcast. This time out, we focused more on the distribution side. We went deep with Hafeez and Chris to understand how they think about distribution, quality, and value-creation, plus much, much more
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Slog 37 - Marin finds his voice
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