High Voltage Business Builders Neil Twa

Struggling to snag the elusive Gen Z or make every click count?

Looking to connect your brand with the next generation of buyers?

Today we're going to dive into the digital deep with Sam Obletz Co-Founder & CEO of Claim, a social network built around brand discovery, where the future of marketing meets the next-gen network. Sam's cracking the code on authentic growth and value-driven social webs. Gear up for a glimpse into revolutionizing customer connections and the venture voyage in today's tumultuous tides. Let's dig in and learn more together!
Sam Obletz, the founder of Claim, a social app that rewards users for trying new brands, discusses how the app is disrupting traditional advertising and targeting Gen Z consumers. The app connects brands and consumers in a private network, providing a more authentic and engaging way to reach new customers. Sam explains the value of the community-driven aspect of Claim and how it offers users the opportunity to have new experiences with friends. He also discusses the simplicity and frictionlessness of the app, as well as the importance of balancing brand building and consumer growth. Sam shares insights into the fundraising process and the support he has received from Sequoia Capital. He concludes by expressing his admiration for Lululemon and the company's marketing strategies.

Did you know that subscription boxes can transform your e-commerce strategy and deepen customer relationships?

In this episode, Neil interviews Paul Jarrett, CEO of BuluGroup.com, about the world of subscription boxes. They discuss strategies for increasing customer engagement and lifetime value, understanding customer acquisition costs and lifetime value, and the importance of customer service in subscription boxes. They also explore the idea of starting with a limited series subscription, collaborating with other subscription boxes, and the challenges of building a subscription box brand. Paul shares insights on creating unique and valuable subscription box ideas, avoiding overdone concepts, and the power of Groupon and break-even marketing. They emphasize the importance of testing, adapting, and starting slow while scaling up.

What does it take to pivot from a traditional medical career to leading a trailblazing healthcare technology company?

In this episode, Jonathan Baktari MD shares his transition from a medical practitioner to an entrepreneur and the role of technology in reducing friction in the healthcare system. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of acquiring leadership skills and mentoring others, as well as the need for entrepreneurs to anticipate and adapt to changes in their industry. Jonathan envisions building a platform for healthcare technology and is open to potential exit strategies in the future.

In this episode, Neil Twal interviews Joseph Kimbrough about business development in the real estate industry. They discuss the transition to virtual real estate, investing in large apartment buildings, syndicating real estate deals, market trends, and opportunities, getting started in real estate, diversifying investments, and the concept of digital real estate. Joseph shares his personal experiences and insights throughout the conversation.

Have you ever wondered how top entrepreneurs turn pain into progress and set the standards for success in their businesses?

In this episode, Neil Twa interviews Ajay Sharma about land flipping and wealth building. They discuss the importance of knowledge and learning, the value of delegating and trusting others, setting standards and expectations in business, the challenges of instilling culture, the entitlement mentality, the influence of upbringing and culture on work ethic, the roller coaster of entrepreneurship, and hiring sales representatives for land flipping. They also touch on the future of business flipping.

Are you struggling to convert leads into loyal customers?

In this episode, Neil interviews Hernan Vazquez about book funnels and their effectiveness in various industries. Hernan shares his favorite traffic source, which is Facebook and Instagram ads. They discuss the different psychology of audiences on various platforms and the importance of understanding the mindset of each audience. Hernan explains that book funnels are powerful because they allow you to acquire customers from ads at a break-even or better point, resulting in free buyers and leads. They also discuss the importance of building a real business and the value of quality leads. Hernan shares insights on adding upsell and order bumps to increase average order value. They explore the use of books as lead magnets and the potential for book funnels in e-commerce. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to check out Hernan's digital marketing agency and Neil's book funnel.

Tune in to learn the potential of AI in automating customer engagement and the nuances of e-commerce marketing!