Podcast appearances and mentions of david basulto

Daugeliui architektų pagrindinis žinių šaltinis apie naujus viso pasaulio pastatus yra portalas „Archdaily“, kurio įkūrėjas ir redaktorius David Basulto vieši Lietuvoje. Pakvietėme jį į LRT studiją papasakoti, kaip mato architektūros ateitį, kokie globalūs procesai jam atrodo svarbūs, kaip architektūrą veikia technologijos bei kaip savitos pasaulio regionų mados gali atsilaikyti prieš globalizuojančių medijų poveikį?Laidą veda Justinas Dūdėnas

David Basulto (Founder and Managing Director at ArchDaily)We are talking about:-The background of ArchDaily-What are the challenges and the next step for Archdaily?-What is smart architecture?Enjoy your listening. Let's connect and talk further about this episodeMustafa Sherif LinkedinKeep Up the Good Work. Keep Loving Cities❤️️.Follow Urbanistica and let's get in touch:ClubhouseInstagramFacebookYoutube channelThanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY.AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry, and infrastructure. Read more about AFRY https://afry.com/enVisit Mustafasherif.com for collaborations and nominations.Note: the sound quality of #UrbanisticaPodcast s' episodes that are recorded during #COVID19 time might not be perfect. Due to the online recording and the use of different types of microphones by guests and #MustafaSherif. Thank you so much for understanding and listening. Stay safe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Una historia grandiosa empieza con una idea y así es la de David Assael y David Basulto, los fundadores de ArchDaily. Estos dos emprendedores chilenos lograron convertir su proyecto en el sitio web de arquitectura más visitado del mundo. ArchDaily nació con el propósito de mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas a través del acceso a información para una mejor toma de decisiones. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/endeavor/message

In this episode, David Basulto (Founder and Editor in Chief of ArchDaily) and I unpack details regarding the world’s most visited architecture website – ArchDaily. David humbly shares his journey from the School of Architecture through to the beginning and establishment of ArchDaily taking us step-by-step through the evolution of his entrepreneurial journey and creative thinking. We go on to explore the real value and mission behind ArchDaily as well as it’s application towards the industry and education. From here, David and I began a deep-dive discussion regarding the various attributes of architecture, design and how the changes of industry 4.0 and technology (VR/AR/AI etc.) is transforming architecture in the 21st century. We then follow on to discuss the important attributes of creative thinking as well as the architect’s role in the 21st century. If you are a design enthusiast, educator or professional – this is the episode for you! Tune in for the unpacking of ArchDaily and Architecture in the 21st Century.

“Si las personas se dedicarán a conocerse a si mismas antes de querer cambiar el mundo, el mundo estaría mucho mejor de lo que esta ahora.” – David Assael “Nuestra misión es mejorar la calidad de vida de los próximos billones de personas que vivirán en ciudades de aquí al 2050.” – David Basulto La gente me pregunta todo el tiempo, ¿cuál ha sido tu podcast favorito? Mi respuesta, ¡El siguiente! Ahora mi respuesta es el podcast con David Assael & David Basulto de ArchDaily. Te diré por qué. Pasé 2005 – 2010 estudiando Arquitectura del Paisaje y Arquitectura en la Universidad Politécnica de California en San Luis Obispo. Durante este tiempo, si deseaba encontrar información o inspiración sobre arquitectura, tenía dos opciones; comprar un libro caro u orar para encontrar el libro que necesitaba en la biblioteca. No había fuentes en internet. Pinterest no existía, la mayoría de los sitios de arquitectura todavía estaban en flash y aún no existía un sitio curado de alta calidad. La información de arquitectura del paisaje era inexistente. Así, en 2009 construí el sitio web ArchLandscapes. Era una plataforma que combinaba muebles, arquitectura, arquitectura del paisaje, ilustración, diseño de productos y graffiti. Fue un sitio dedicado a inspirar el mundo que viví. Pasaría horas cada día seleccionando información de unos 20 sitios web diferentes para organizar en mi sitio. Era similar a un Pinterest pero solo por diseño. Uno de los sitios que yo más visitaba se llamaba ArchDaily. Este sitio era el santo grial en este momento para proyectos de arquitectura. Imágenes de alta calidad, descripciones agradables, arte conceptual, planos y más. De vez en cuando habría algo glorioso en la arquitectura del paisaje. En este momento nunca se me ocurrió quién inició el sitio web o de dónde eran. En mi opinión, ArchDaily era una gran empresa similar a National Geographic. ¡Eran la referencia para todos mis compañeros de clase y dioses de la arquitectura! Avancemos rápidamente hasta 2017, ahora estoy constantemente buscando invitados para el podcast. No recuerdo cuándo, pero encuentro el perfil de David Assael y David Bassulto y descubrí que son los fundadores de ArchDaily y son de Santiago, Chile. Holy Shit! ¡Mis héroes universitarios son latinos y podrían ser posibles invitados al The Frye Show! Esto fue demasiado increíble para ser verdad. Pasé unos meses tratando de contactarlos pero sin suerte. Avancemos rápidamente hasta 2019, estoy investigando los emprendedores de Endeavour Chile pare mi Endeavor Tour, y allí en la página están David y David de ArchDaily. Unos meses más tarde, volaba a Chile y me siento con dos personas que cambiaron mi vida casi todos los días durante 5 años. La vida es un caos en el nivel más espectacular. David Assael y David Basulto son los fundadores de ArchDaily, el sitio de arquitectura más visitado del mundo. No sólo es el más visitado en América Latina, Estados Unidos o China. Es el sitio de arquitectura más visitada en todo el planeta. Más de 13,6 millones de amantes del diseño visitan su sitio mensualmente. A visitarlos y su oficina en Santiago de Chile ha sido uno de los mejores momentos de mi vida. En este podcast, discutimos el futuro de la arquitectura, los beneficios y los riesgos de la tecnología, cómo una página web de Chile se convirtió en el sitio web de arquitectura número uno en el mundo, filosofía, sueños, hacer lo que amas y mucho más.Este podcast con David Assael y David Basulto fue fantasmagórico en muchos niveles. La cantidad de aleatoriedad que tuvo que ocurrir para que nos viéramos para grabar este podcast es alucinante. Mientras escribo esto, todavía es imposible de comprender. Imagínese, me enamoraría de un sitio web del otro lado del mundo, aprendería otro idioma, me enamoraría de una colombiana, me mudaría a otro país, comenzaría un podcast, viajaría al sur del mundo y conocería por azar a dos de mis héroes universitarios… WTFPara hacerlo aún más mágico, son mejores seres humanos, más interesantes de lo que podría imaginar, y tienen una de las mejores historias que he escuchado. Ahora tengo un nuevo propósito para mi podcast, quiero ser “El ArchDaily de podcasts para América Latina”….   ***Si te gusta el podcast, ¿podrías considerar dejar una breve reseña en Apple Podcasts | iTunes? Es rápido, no duele y hace una gran diferencia para convencer a los futuros invitados y promocionar el podcast.Enlaces importantes:The Frye Show.com con más información, libros, artículos y más...Boletín creativo - 747The Corvus Show - CorvusThe Frye Show LIVE - LIVEThe Frye Show - MembresíaLinkedIn - robbiejfryeTwitter - robbiejfryeInstagram - robbiejfryeFacebook - robbiejfrye★ Support this podcast ★

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We are coming up on fall and that means it is time for all of the new smartphones to be released - and one of the features everyone looks for in their smartphone is the camera. The cameras on phones are improving every year and have made shooting video on your phone so easy to do. David Basulto saw this trend and decided to help us all shoot better video with our phones. While he was a film teacher at a local high school David Basulto decided he wanted to help his students use the tools they already have to shoot video. And that's where he came up with the cases he creates at iOgrapher. His company took off in 2013 and quickly he was seeing his cases being used by the Miami Dolphins, the Boston Celtics, and even Steven Speilberg! David has also written a book which explains all that you need to know about shooting video with your phone or tablet. The book came out last December and is called Life. Camera. Action.: How to Turn Your Mobile Device into a Filmmaking Powerhouse Also - joining Erin Sparks and Tom Brodbeck in the studio is AJ Ablog, the founder, and Visual Director of Ablog Cinema. AJ is a great videographer in Indianapolis and he assists Site Strategics in all of our video work. GIVEAWAY We are also going to be giving away some product from iOgrapher - If you comment on the Facebook Live video, you'll be entered to win a FREE case from iOgrapher! To enter the contest, leave your comment on this video: You have until Thursday 8/31 at 2:59 p.m. to enter and we'll announce the winners on our Facebook Live at 3 p.m. on 8/31.

What does a Wall Street stockbroker, turned actor, turned teacher, turned inventor, turned author have to do with virtual and augmented reality? Listen as iOgrapher founder and CEO David Basulto shares his story as to how he got to this point in his interesting career along with what he feels is necessary for VR & AR to succeed moving forward. Full shownotes at: http://thevrara.com/podcast-posts/iographer

Hello and welcome to Crossing Borders with Nathan Lustig, where I interview entrepreneurs doing startups across borders and the investors who support them, with a focus on companies that have some relationship to Latin American.   My guests today are chilean entrepreneurs David Basulto and David Assael, the cofounders of Archdaily, the largest architecture website in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese in the world.    Based out of Santiago, Chile and 100% bootstrapped, the two Davids have built a truly world class business on their own terms the way they wanted to from their base in Santiago.   We talk about their story of how they started Plataforma Arquitectura, their original website, while they were still architecture students in Santiago and how they've grown the business to four languages, millions of monthly unique visitors , three million Facebook fans and over 80 employees based in six countries.    More importantly, ArchDaily has changed thousands of architects lives from around the world by showcasing them to potential clients, fans and partners when traditional media had previously failed. David and David were the first Chilean entrepreneurs I met when I came to Chile in 2010 for startup chile and I'm excited to be able to share their story with more people. So let's get started!

In this episode we talk to David Basulto, Founder and CEO at iOgrapher.

It’s not everyday that you hear a success story that’s changing the face of our cities. In this podcast we speak with David Basulto, founder and editor in chief of Archdaily to hear his personal story. David and his partner grew the most widely read architecture website in the world; 300 000 daily readers and about 70 million page views per month. It's fun, smart and informative. see more at www.naturalscool.com Find David and Archdaily www.archdaily.com

Most startups depend on word-of-mouth marketing to create awareness of their new product, and iOgrapher is no different. But what makes iOgrapher unique is its focus on customer service as a driver of that word of mouth. “The convergence of marketing and customer service is key for us,” says Founder and CEO David Basulto, who describes iOgrapher as “literally a garage startup” (and we can confirm: his interview on Blab was done from his garage!). iOgrapher sells a proprietary line of cases, lenses, microphones, tripods, and LED lighting to turn almost any iPhone or iPad owner into a traveling video producer. The company’s motto is “Life, Camera, Action”, and it counts Brian Fanzo, Mari Smith, the Miami Dolphins, the Boston Celtics, Manchester United, the BBC, and Harvard University as its fans. “You have to live and breathe and believe your vision, your company, 24/7,” Basulto says about being an entrepreneur. He has a background as an executive producer at Lifetime Television and more recently as a teacher, but today he spends much of his time personally responding to customers on social media. His goal on Twitter is to answer questions “within a few minutes” – “unless I’m sleeping”. Customer service is what caused Brian Fanzo (a Shorty Awards nominee for Periscoper of the Year) to talk about iOgrapher during a ’Scope at the Periscope Summit, and what caused fellow live-streamer Chris Strub to tweet about it using the Focus on Customer Service hashtag (#FOCS). A week later, iOgrapher’s founder and CEO is a guest on the Focus on Customer Service podcast – talk about word of mouth! Basulto’s newest fixation? Snapchat. For customer service. “I love the personal-ness of it,” he says, telling the story of how he easily rectified a new customer’s problem via the video platform because he could see that the man had plugged in his cables backwards. The result: A happy customer who tweeted “Wow, I just talked to the CEO and he told me how to fix it”. iOgrapher has also used social media listening to determine what kind of content to create, including tutorials on Snapchat and Instagram. “I’m providing an entire online film school,” says Basulto, adding that he tracks questions he gets on Facebook, and if he gets enough of the same one, he’ll create a video tutorial on YouTube and point people there. He has also used social media feedback for product development – including an upcoming line of Android cases. With its active presence on multiple social media channels, and Basulto’s willingness to engage with customers wherever they are, iOgrapher has created a community of influencers who “feel like part of the family” because the company continually engages with them with both text and video. Startups and existing businesses alike can learn a lot from Basulto’s approach to social media engagement and customer service, which he shares in Episode 24 of the Focus on Customer Service podcast. Here are some of the key moments in the podcast and where to find them: 1:43 David’s background and how he developed the first product that became iOgrapher 4:35 How David ended up at “the right place at the right time” with the advent of livestreaming 6:06 How iOgrapher uses multiple channels – including video – for customer service 9:34 How David plans to scale social care to handle larger volumes 11:05 Using Snapchat for customer service 12:57 David’s strategy of using influencers for engagement for both marketing and service 16:32 How other brands might use video or livestreaming for customer service 18:53 (Audience question) The challenges of tracking customer interactions on Snapchat 20:56 The role of iOgrapher’s Facebook community in content creation and product development 22:38 What’s next for iOgrapher and why it’s the “year of customer service” 26:22 David’s advice to other entrepreneurs on how customer service plays a role in making a startup succeed

I love to shoot video and David Basulto has just made it that much easier. Using an iPad Mini and his very cool iOgrapher, you can be decked out like the pros. David shares with us the secrets of filming and the excitement of teaching kids about the new opportunities that all this technology provides.