Greg Isenberg knows a thing or two about building communities, web 3.0, and writing online.He's the CEO of Late Checkout, an advisor to Reddit, and runs a rolling fund investing in community-led businesses.And in this episode, Ship 30 for 30 Captains Dickie Bush and Nicolas Cole sit down to discuss:How writers can leverage Reddit for both idea generation and audience-buildingHow Web 3.0 will change the landscape of writing onlineThe rise of massive "niche" businesses (and how to use writing to clarify that niche)Trends in community-first businesses and how to take advantage of themWhere Greg thinks the next major opportunities will be during the shift to Web 3.0And much more!

Greg Isenberg, a savvy entrepreneur and venture capitalist, joins Shaan Puri and Sam Parr for an insightful exchange about business innovation. They dissect the aftermath of the Will Smith incident and dive into five compelling business ideas. Topics range from modern applications for vending machines to strategies for acquiring existing businesses. They also explore the balance between innovative and incremental improvements in business models, emphasizing the importance of recognizing niche markets and embracing opportunities early in one's career.

In this engaging discussion, Greg Isenberg, founder of Late Checkout and Boring Marketer, dives into the world of AI-powered SEO. He highlights the shift from traditional practices to SEO 2.0, emphasizing the importance of personalized and interactive content. Greg also explores the implications of AI on job markets, noting potential job displacement and the need for continuous learning. The conversation includes practical strategies for enhancing content creation, alongside thoughts on the ethical considerations surrounding AI advancements.

Greg Isenberg, CEO of Late Checkout, shares his insights on building community-driven businesses. He differentiates between an audience and a true community, stressing the importance of authentic engagement. The discussion covers the TRIBE framework and how to turn customers into loyal advocates. Isenberg also highlights the challenges and strategies of creating exclusive communities, emphasizing uniqueness and connection in a crowded market. He warns that as AI evolves, only well-established communities will thrive, making community equity vital for success.

Greg Isenberg, an expert in AI tools and automation, dives deep into how AI is shaping productivity and business opportunities. He reveals his current AI stack, critiques Google's innovations, and discusses the Limitless pendant for personal documentation. The conversation flows into tools like Whisperflow for voice-to-text communication and Gumloop for automating workflows. Isenberg emphasizes the importance of adapting to emerging AI trends and provides insights on leveraging programmatic SEO in niche markets, urging listeners to seize the moment in the AI landscape.

Greg Isenberg, a serial entrepreneur and founder of AI startups like @boringmarketer, shares his roadmap for building successful AI businesses. He discusses his ACP framework: Audience, Community, Product, emphasizing the importance of leveraging personal brands. The conversation highlights how AI tools enhance creativity rather than replace it, granting access to budding filmmakers. Isenberg also stresses the need for early movers in the competitive landscape and the transformative potential of AI across industries.

Greg Isenberg, CEO & Co-Founder of Late Checkout, dives into the essentials of building a lucrative content business in 2024. He emphasizes the critical role of storytelling and effective writing in capturing audience engagement. The discussion also covers strategies for growing email newsletters using social media and the rise of influencer-led B2B businesses, showcasing how personality can drive community engagement. Greg shares tips on differentiating in a crowded market while navigating modern digital challenges.

Greg Isenberg, startup entrepreneur and CEO of Late Checkout, shares his insights on leveraging AI to create successful businesses. He discusses how aspiring entrepreneurs can launch a $1M AI startup in just six months by focusing on innovative solutions. Isenberg emphasizes the significance of building a strong online presence and audience before product launch. He also offers a live crash course on setting up a business within 24 hours and reveals strategies for keeping users engaged and forming partnerships with influencers.

Eric Siu interviews Greg Isenberg, a master in community building, discussing the future of programming and the power of social media. They explore AI in entrepreneurship, challenges of diversity, and the importance of design skills. Greg shares stories of attending parties with PayPal co-founders and starting businesses as Twitter accounts or Discord communities.

Today I'm talking to Greg Isenburg of Late Checkout and Dru Riley of Trends.vc. In this episode, we cover a bunch of topics around media and community. I'll ask them where they get their content ideas, how they create product stickiness, how they stay productive and what new business ideas are sitting in their notes app. Follow Greg on Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregisenbergFollow Dru on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DruRlyCheck out Late Checkout: https://latecheckout.substack.com/Subscribe to Trends.vc: https://join.trends.vc/