The Grateful Dead allowed fans to record their concerts and the content of those concert in the form of cassette tapes grew the Grateful Dead's business. The same with HubSpot is they had so much great content in the form, blogs, YouTube videos. They have HubSpot Academy where you can take free courses about marketing and other subjects. And all of that free content built fans of HubSpot. Most of them didn't become clients. But if you decided, oh, you know what, I think I need some marketing software that will help me to run my business,. Then, oh, okay, well, of course I'm going to go with HubSpot because they're the company that have been
International travel is back in a big way, and Netflix really wants you to choose between higher tiered plans or ad-supported.
(00:42) Ron Gross and Andy Cross discuss: - The reasons Netflix is doing away with its lowest paid offering. - What investors should make of the Johnson & Johnson/Kenvue splitoff. - Why concerns over Tesla’s tightening margins might be overblown - Trends in travel and consumer spending based on results from United, American, Discover, and American Express.
(19:04) Motley Fool Money’s Alex Friedman caught up with author David Meerman Scott about the lessons he and Hubspot co-founder Brian Halligan think businesses can borrow from the Grateful Dead.
(32:40) Ron and Andy break down two stocks on their radar: Toro and Mueller Industries.
Stocks discussed: NFLX, JNJ, KVUE, TSLA, AMEX, DFS, AAL, UAL, AXP
Host: Dylan Lewis Guests: Ron Gross, Andy Cross, Alex Friedman, David Meerman Scott Producer: Ricky Mulvey Engineers: Rick Engdahl
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