Podcasts about Gentlemint

A peek into niche social media networks like Quora, Next-door, Goodreads and Letterboxd with guests, Jen Friel, Shelita Burke and Ana Monaco.

Glen co founded Gentlemint with Brian McKinny.  It all began when they decided to build a fun, simple website.   12 hours later…Gentlemint was born.

Nir Eyal writes, consults, and teaches about the intersection of psychology, technology, and business. He is the author of the bestselling book Hooked: How to Build Habit Forming Products. Nir shares practical steps for how businesses can master the psychology of habit to create a successful product.Scott Jordan is the CEO of Travelwear company SCOTTeVEST. He appeared on Season 3 of Shark Tank and has since gone on to buidling his company into a tech apparel powerhouse. He is also the author of the new book Pocket Man. Scott discusses how he has been able to build a business with sustainable growth.Jennefer Witter is a 30+ year PR veteran. She is the the CEO and founder of The Boreland Group Inc, a boutique public relations agency headquartered in NYC. Jennefer discusses how small businesses should approach the Public Relations process. Glen Stansberry is the co-founder of a manly website called Gentlemint, a social network centered around things men are interested in – bacon, libations, facial hair, cars and more. Glen discusses the site, it's marketing strategy, and the importance of empowering "super members".Jeremy Smith, after amassing $3,500 in parking tickets, founded SpotHero, an app that prevents the headaches and tickets that often come with trying to park in the city. Jeremy talks about SpotHero's business model and how they have been able to find success in Chicago.Sponsored by Sage and Nextiva.

iMacs overheat, people. That’s why we record this podcast on a lovely 27” iMac! Special guest this week, Mr. Sippy Straw. Also, Jeff Goldblum, Robot Chicken, cell phone companies suck, and forgetting to hit record, on Montreal Sauce. Show Note: This is the beginning of March Montreal Madness! Because of our backlog of episodes, we’ll be releasing an episode every week in March. In April, we’ll return to our regular every-other-week schedule. Jurassic Park life lessons and learning chaos theory. He was most Goldblum in The Fly. Hey, you’re not perfect and sometimes you Britta things. Thanks, Community. Chris’ terrible George Bush impression is an impression of Robot Chicken’s Bush. Tacos rule. Is Jim our imaginary editor or an extreme liberal? Correction: The Fox skit comedy show Chris was reference was The Edge, not The News. Peep a Compilation of the 15 second “Right This Minute” fillers that aired between sketches. Chris’ missing beard. Mobile providers are going to allow corporations to sponsor your data? Sketchy. Your PSA from the Saucerors: Net Neutrality is a big deal. Pay attention. If you weren’t sufficiently bored by Chris’ iMac story or if you need pictures, more info can be found here. What is Mame? Emulating the old, coin-op arcade games you couldn’t afford as a child. Subsonic is a ridiculously easy to install music server for Windows, Mac & Linux. Ditch iTunes and listen to your music everywhere. Linux what now? Linux Mint & Ubuntu, two user friendly distributions to revive an old computer. OWC kits to install SSD drives in your Mac. Want to nerd out with stats on your Mac? iStat Menus is king, but there are plenty of free alternatives like MenuMeters and atMonitor. Dogecoin, the cryptocurrency that doesn’t have enough rap songs about it, yet. YET! Chris has a batphone in Canada? Well, that’s what he calls the OBi110 that he uses to call his mom in the states for free. No, really! He calls his mom occasionally. dd-wrt Can breath new life into a router or unlock more features. There’s also the many flavors of Tomato. Dan, a recent guest on a previous episode, made a webcomic based on a stray tweet from Sikkdays. Check it out and all the other great comics on clattertron.com. Phish has a version of Gin & Juice. GentleMint is a “mint of manly things.” Pintrest for dudes, as it were. What’s an 8-track? Chris still has one. The Muppets sing Octopus’ Garden. Eddie Murphy’s bit from Delirious on Elvis Be warned, this is from the NSFW Eddie Murphy days. Looking for music? Perhaps you should ditch iTunes and MP3’s and try Rdio, Spotify, Pandora or Chris’ choice of Songza. Alternatively, you can keep your music and then subscribe to iTunes Radio for more as Paul suggested. In this week’s OPT-OUT, your heroes discuss Chrome-gate! Some great extensions for Chrome & Firefox get quietly bought out by ad companies that fill them with malware. Click this for more info. A list of the “infected” extensions is maintained here. So check your Browser! Paul doesn’t have the resource hog Flash installed on his computer. Instead, he uses Chrome, when necessary, because it has Flash built-in. Another Mac option is Click to Flash for Safari. FreeOTP is a two-factor authentication application. Say what? If you don’t know what two-factor is and don’t use it, Get on it! Geeksphone makes phones that are truly open source. How about a phone that is concerned with your privacy instead of collecting your data. Check out Blackphone. Listen to people eat dinner? Sign me up. The former podcast archives, I Like Juice. Wow many coin for Chris? DLu57vD1DWE3rJNBviKrzmWBeC4RNdw3bd Such profit for Paul? DUNMd3mpcggpiVV2mWFF4Eo3SFaSF3bgTp Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

Glen Co-Founded Gentlemint with Brian McKinny.  It all began when they decided to build a fun, simple website. 12 hours later… Gentlemint was born.

Who came up with Pinterest and why? Why is Pinterest so popular among women? In this episode, Cristen and Caroline do more than answer these questions -- they also explore Manteresting, Gentlemint and other 'Pinterests for dudes.' Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Yolande takes a look at two sites for posting photos that appeal to both men and woman with Pinterest and Gentlemint.

For several years now, Chris Brogan's blog has been a must-read for anyone who wants to use social media productively. Add his thriving practice as a speaker, the fact that he co-founded PodCamp, and his New York Times bestseller Trust Agents (cowritten with Julien Smith) along with two other books (Google+ for Business: How Google's Social Network Changes Everything and Social Media 101)......and his now-legendary 2009 presentation at New Media Atlanta, where he brought an angry backchannel into the open and won it over......and you have a shoo-in for the social speech hall of fame — not to mention someone well worth listening to on the subject of social media and public speaking. Especially because he'll explain what you, as a speaker, can have in common with the Grateful Dead. The links:Chris Brogan: blog, Twitter, Google+Chris on his New Media Atlanta sessionhis company, Human Business WorksCliff Atkinson's The BackchannelGentlemint

For several years now, Chris Brogan's blog has been a must-read for anyone who wants to use social media productively. Add his thriving practice as a speaker, the fact that he co-founded PodCamp, and his New York Times bestseller Trust Agents (cowritten with Julien Smith) along with two other books (Google+ for Business: How Google's Social Network Changes Everything and Social Media 101)......and his now-legendary 2009 presentation at New Media Atlanta, where he brought an angry backchannel into the open and won it over......and you have a shoo-in for the social speech hall of fame — not to mention someone well worth listening to on the subject of social media and public speaking. Especially because he'll explain what you, as a speaker, can have in common with the Grateful Dead. The links:Chris Brogan: blog, Twitter, Google+Chris on his New Media Atlanta sessionhis company, Human Business WorksCliff Atkinson's The BackchannelGentlemint