James Camp, Founder of Nanoflips.com - Solopreneurs and Scale - The Michael Girdley Show Episode 50

Michael Girdley (@Girdley) is joined by James Camp (@JamesonCamp), who grew up in New York City and is a Jack of All Trades, especially on marketing strategy, monetization, and website flipping. We talk about how he lost $100,000 trying to acquire a firm, the downside of financial touts, and stock buying schemes he's encountered.

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Show Notes:

(00:00) - Introduction

(00:48) - Our sponsor is DMBridge

(03:22) - Why did you team up with a prop trader whom you met in a nightclub?

(05:29) - How are cohort-based courses different from the asynchronous version?

(13:46) - What does being a nightclub promoter teach you about business?

(14:49) - Tell us more about the Psychology of sales. What are trust building and its techniques?

(22:48) - What is the right way for families to support young entrepreneurs?

(25:26) - How do you perceive the finance industry?

(32:14) - Can solopreneurs actually scale?

(35:36) - How’s the growth once fallen into solo entrepreneur concepts?

(38:59) - Tell us the story about Jimmy!

(40:00) - How I got scammed out of $100k

(44:09) - How is it like being a holistic digital marketer?

(46:24) - What is the dark side of offering stock buying advice?

(50:59) - How did talking on Twitter become a superpower?

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