The Next Generation

When you get a newsletter in the email, are you likely to open it? Maybe yes, maybe no. Well, there is actually power in the newsletter, and this is evidenced by Ryan Sneddon, a 20-something who founded Naptown Scoop, a hyperlocal newsletter in Annapolis, MD. On his Twitter, Ryan shares that he sent his first Naptown Scoop newsletter to just 60 people. After a year, he was sending it to over 6,000 people with more and more people being added every day. More than just adding daily subscribers, it also matters whether people open and read his newsletter. As a testament to his company’s growth, Ryan shares how a high percentage of his readers actually do open and read his newsletter. Despite expecting a low turnout of readers before Christmas 2021, they were pleasantly surprised that their Dec. 22 newsletter received nearly 6,000 unique impressions. With the success Ryan’s achieved, he talks about how he made that possible and his goals for the future. Listen to this episode to find out more. Quotes from this episode: ●  “I think you have to forget ‘normal.’ If you want a not normal life, and you can't think normal like everybody else.” (12:52) ●  “The key for any referral program is to make your first prize free, actually free, but still really desirable.” (40:57) ●  “There are no personal businesses on the internet. It's the internet. That's the beauty of it. It's a massive scale. But if you do a little bit of personal touch, it's a cheat code.” (44:23) ●  “I think it's important to know that money, I don't think it will make you happy… If you're not happy before you have it, you won't be happy when you get it.” (57:10) -Ryan Sneddon Don’t miss: ●  Ryan’s Naptown Scoop newsletter (7:03) ●  The Instagram and Twitter algorithms (24:41) ●  Newsletter statistics (37:02) ●  Ryan’s next goals (46:49) ●  An eye-opening moment (54:28) Check our Ryan’s newsletter here: https://www.naptownscoop.com/latest Connect with Ryan here: Twitter: https://twitter.com/sneddymobbin

On Today's Mentor series we have on Rohan Gilkes. Rohan has self coined the nickname the Bootstrapped Stuntman because he has grown over 4 different businesses to doing $1M+/year and has done it across several categories like Software, E-commerce, even Service Businesses like Maid Cleaning. Let us know what you think on Twitter @c_gro and @gio__aa

Today we chat with Robert Leonard on a few different topics. We cover: - How to make money investing in RV rentals  - Getting your first house hack  - Building a successful podcast - And much more Checkout what Roberts up to by searching millennial investing on your favorite podcast player and follow him on twitter https://twitter.com/therobertleonar

Today's episode of the mentor series is with Andrew Gazdecki. Andrew is the CEO of MicroAcquire, an online marketplace that makes selling your business as easy as possible. Basically the Zillow for businesses. Andrew started one of his first companies in 2010 called, Bizness Apps, while still in college, he grew it to 10M in annual recurring revenue with over 100 employees before selling it for 8 figures. If you enjoyed today's podcast, let us know on twitter @c_gro and @gio__aa

With the goal of becoming the #1 show for entrepreneurs in their 20's, we are announcing the mentor series. Have a guest recommendation? Tweet at @c_gro or @gio_aa on twitter.

Today we talk with Furkan Yuce on how he has created an extremely successful flooring business. We cover a lot of ground in this episode including: - Finding Contractors  - Winning Bids  - Managing remote teams - And much more You can follow Furkan on twitter at https://twitter.com/FurkYuce

On today's episode we have Alex Garcia (@alexgarcia_atx on twitter) We discuss: • How to organize your life in Notion • Building a modern day Media Business • Placing Small Bets • Using Internet Leverage • How to get 100k twitter followers  and so much more. If you liked today's podcast, be sure to leave a 5 ⭐️ review!

Today we chat with Sam Thompson. Sam has one of the most overwhelming resumes we've ever seen. He manages to run multiple profitable companies, create content, and scale out all of his businesses at the same time. We cover a lot in this episode  Sams two favorite non service based businesses for cash flow  How he started and sold a company within 3 weeks Building a no code project and how they work and so much more Checkout Sams community https://www.growfaster.co and follow him on twitter @ImSamThompson https://twitter.com/ImSamThompson

On today's episode we are going to run through an update on the storage deal from episode #34. We break down: 1) The math behind the storage deal we acquired in September and how real estate cap rates work 2) The horror stories of running the facility to date 3) Our plan for the next few months If you liked it, let us know by tweeting at us at @c_gro and @gio__aa

Today we chat with Dickie Bush who co-founded the popular Ship 30 For 30 online course. He's helped over 2,500 become better writers, was a D1 athlete at Princeton and currently works full-time at one of the largest asset management firms in the world.  You can find him on twitter at https://twitter.com/dickiebush We chat about  - How he learned to become an effective writer so quickly - Building well developed product - Using leverage and efficiency to get things done