Erik Torenberg and Dan Romero talk about Dan’s company Farcaster, a decentralized social media protocol. Following the launch of Frames earlier this year, Farcaster experienced significant growth placing the team at a critical junction ripe with lessons for any startup. Dan discusses the challenges of building Farcaster, the promise of decentralization, and the future of social media. If you're looking for an ERP platform, check out NetSuite: https://netsuite.com/zen
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LINKS:
https://www.farcaster.xyz/
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:00) Farcaster's Explosive Growth
(07:02) Understanding the Factors Behind Farcaster's Growth
(08:02) Decentralization in Farcaster Explained
(14:33) Sponsor - Netsuite
(15:59) The Role of Channels in Farcaster's User Engagement
(31:40) Building Businesses on Farcaster
(37:14) Brand Advertising and Revenue Growth
(37:52) Farcaster and Monetization Strategies
(42:46) Monetization Model and Scaling Strategies for Farcaster
(47:26) A Billion Users on Farcaster
(52:25) On Going Public
(57:22) The Single Biggest Threat to Farcaster
(1:03:00) Retention in Scaling and Why Things Fizzled for Clubhouse
(1:09:05) The Possibility of Building Niche Social Networks on Farcaster
(1:14:12) Wrap