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Length:
6 minutes
Released:
Nov 14, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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Today, we're delving into the fascinating success story of Japan Dev, an ultra-niche job board making waves in the tech industry. Before we dive in, let's set the stage. Japan Dev, founded by Eric Turner, is not your average success story. It's a testament to three fundamental business principles that any entrepreneur can learn from.In this episode, we'll explore how Eric identified a gap in the market, crafted a unique monetization strategy, and deployed a diversified marketing approach that catapulted Japan Dev to where it is today. So, whether you're running a tech startup, a small business, or dreaming of your entrepreneurial journey, stay tuned as we unravel the lessons from Japan Dev's incredible ascent.Introduction:Welcome back to Startup Gems!Brief overview of today's episode focusing on the success story of Japan Dev.Segment 1: Identifying a Gap in the MarketDiscuss the importance of recognizing market gaps.Explore how Eric Turner identified the need for a niche job board for foreigners seeking tech jobs in Japan.Concrete tip for listeners: Conduct surveys, engage with the audience, and use insights to tailor products or services to meet unmet needs.Segment 2: Unique Monetization StrategyDive into Japan Dev's success-based fee model and its advantages.Discuss the traditional flat fee model versus performance-based pricing.Concrete tip for listeners: Reevaluate your business's pricing model, exploring ways to align success with that of your clients.Segment 3: Diversified and Effective Marketing StrategiesExplore the various marketing channels used by Japan Dev, including SEO, email marketing, social media, networking, cold outreach, and content creation.Discuss the importance of a diversified marketing strategy for reaching a broader audience.Concrete tip for listeners: Evaluate your current marketing efforts and consider diversifying across different channels, testing and adjusting based on audience response.Conclusion:Recap the three key principles – identifying market gaps, unique monetization, and diversified marketing.Emphasize the universality of these principles for businesses of all sizes and types.Invite listeners to stay tuned for more insightful episodes on Startup Gems.
Released:
Nov 14, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

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What if there were a Dave Ramsey for entrepreneurs? Or wantrepreneurs? Now there is. 100% live, impromptu, improv and unscripted.Business owners have a massive problem: they need help. They live in a vacuum and can't afford a coach or consulting. That's where I come in. I've built over 20 companies and run 6 right now, with revenues in the 10s of millions. I've been starting and running companies since age 9 - literally! I passed the 10,000 hour rule a decade ago.Every Friday at 12pm CST I host a live call in show on Twitter for business owners. Call in and ask any business question you want, such as:1. How should I grow my pressuring washing business?2. When should I fire my employee?3. Should I quit my job for this business idea?4. How would you grow my business idea?Or, people can just call in and brag about their profit margins in their niche business that no one has ever heard of.To listen or call in live, follow me on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/mhp_guy or @mhp_guy and look for a tweet at noon CST every Friday.Either way, it makes for great content.This will be a 10 week experiment, ending on on April 26th, 2024. By that date, if this podcast is:1. Growing fast by that date2. Getting awesome feedback3. Giving me energyThen I'll keep doing it. If not, I won't.Podcasts are hard. Putting an end date on it makes it more manageable for me. If you love it and want it to continue on past April 26th, share it with your friends to make it grow!See you on Friday. :)