Daniliants Ventures Podcast Artem Daniliants

In this episode, I was honored to talk with Ann Datsenko, the Head of Operations at IdeaSoft, a Ukrainian IT company. 

IdeaSoft is a custom software development company established in 2016, with a development center in Kharkiv, Ukraine. A while ago, IdeaSoft merged with Sigma Software Group while securing their identity, structure, and approaches. This Ukrainian IT company started to help people in Kharkiv by providing free food deliveries to people in need and giving help to elders and children. HelpKharkiv, a charity organization made by IT companies IdeaSoft, Sigma Group GenPro and Scalarr, has already helped more than 6000 evacuated citizens.

Hear the story of Invasion of Russia to Ukraine - how it was started, does Russia bomb civilians and get to know the current situation in Kharkiv - by listening the story of Ann Datsenko.

Also, in the podcast, we talk about the future of Ukraine as Silicon Valley and how the Ukrainian government made paying taxes voluntary and crypto legal after the invasion started. Discover the future opportunities of opening an IT company in Ukraine - knowledge of English, low taxes, online banking system, and more!

In this episode I had the delight to discuss the world of affiliate marketing with Fintan Costello from Bonusfinder.com, a professional in affiliate marketing. Learn how to take the first steps towards becoming the seller and know what to avoid in order to save yourself from embarrassment.

In this episode I talk to Christian Landgren about Öppna Skolplattformen (open school platform) that aims to fix a broken IT system created by the City of Stockholm.


Instead of being grateful, the city decided to do everything it could to kill the project. They even filed a police report and resorted to pity tactics in order to sabotage it.

In this video we'll talk to Neza from AdSpert and Simas from AMZgroup about Amazon PPC (Pay-Per-Click) platform and most importantly about making Amazon PPC work for you.


Try out AdSpert for free (and support this channel): https://artems.link/0xe7c5ad07


More info about the speakers:
- Simas Želvys: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simas-%C5%BEelvys-72b51b30/
- Neza Skorc: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nezaskorc/

Doug has made a million dollars on Upwork working as a PPC (Pay-Per-Click) specialist. He worked as bartender and retrained himself to be a Google Ads specialist and is now able to support his family solely working on Upwork. He's been on the platform since Elance days and shares a lot of his insights such as attracting clients, setting pricing, getting first gigs, managing failures and handling bad reviews.


(Apologies for audio problems, not much I could do in post-processing)

This week, I was joined by the lovely Andrea from Putler to discuss their humble beginnings. Back in 2010, after being frustrated by not being able to clearly analyze their sales on PayPal, they soon noticed how inefficient the process was. So, they decided to solve the problem themselves. Together, they developed a web application to see the data from their various online shops in one place.


Join us as we discuss how they managed to grow organically and create a great product that their customers are still using a decade later. 


 


Check out Putler over at https://www.putler.com/?ref=67 (affiliate link to support the channel).