Theo Tabah and Jordan Mix discuss the importance of trust in business and their main takeaways from 2023. They also share six juicy startup ideas for 2024 including a locket for creators, Apple Vision Pro bars, multi-industry fitness product, neighborhood work clubs, Cup of sugar app, and Right hand assistance for solopreneurs.

In this discussion with Jordan Mix, Operating Partner at Late Checkout, listeners are introduced to the concept of swipe files—collections of successful marketing ideas that inspire creativity. Jordan emphasizes the importance of remixing strategies and mastering the anatomy of effective marketing funnels. They explore how to turn daily ad consumption into actionable insights, the art of creating attention-grabbing visuals, and unconventional lead magnets. Jordan also shares innovative ideas, like an AI funnel scraper, to enhance entrepreneurial efforts.

Gina Bianchini and Jordan Mix discuss creating thriving online communities without central figures. They explore intentional design, the power of purpose-driven communities, and building connections among members. They also share strategies like monthly themes, the ACP framework, and success stories like the Slow AF Run Club.

Jordan Mix, a talented producer known for his collaborations with creators at Late Checkout and DoWithin, shares insights on building fruitful partnerships. He discusses the vital differences between producers and creators, highlighting the importance of collaboration. Jordan delves into monetization challenges faced by content creators and emphasizes strategic networking. He also shares a personal story about passion-driven projects, illustrating how embracing creativity can lead to unexpected opportunities. Ultimately, he highlights the need for genuine connections in the digital landscape.

Jordan Mix, Operating Partner at Late Checkout, discusses innovative startup ideas like a productivity app to rival Notion, an 'upside down' desktop app, and a brand-in-a-box service. The conversation also touches on the importance of branding in podcasts, frustrations with current note-taking apps, and the power of exclusive merchandise for engagement.