Podcasts about gobutler

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How the f**k did Lindsey Metselaar go from social media specialist (before social was cool) to founding her own podcast with over 1.2K ratings on Apple Podcasts and an Instagram following of 41.7K? Today we’re talking with Lindsey about her journey from being at the forefront of social media marketing and advertising to founding her own podcast and company. Lindsey graduated from Boston University in 2012. After that she began writing and creating content on staff for companies like Mass Appeal, Fever Labs, and GoButler. From there she founded her own social media management company. Today she is still running that same company, Lindsey's Lunchbox, along with a food blog @dontexpectsalads, and the wildly successful podcast, We Met At Acme. So how did Lindsey gain thousands of followers and get them to participate in her many successful polls? And why won’t Brené Brown get back to her about being on her show?

Lindsey Metselaar is a very busy individual. Between hosting the successful We Met at Acme podcast about millennial dating, running the food Instagram @DontExpectSalads with over 85,000 followers and doing social media management and consulting with her company Lindsey’s Lunchbox she’s always on the go. I had the pleasure of sitting down with Lindsey on my last day in New York City (this is the final episode from the trip) and we go all the way back to start this one off to when Lindsey was in college and grew the Stoner Girl Problems Twitter to over 30,000 followers. She then found her way to GoButler where she got the company 60,000 followers by one sponsored post. Off the back of her success there she launched her own company. In our conversation we chat the success of her podcast, her tips for social media, dating in the world of social media and so much more. If you’re a fan of We Met at Acme this is a great way to get to know the host a little bit more. Speaking of learning about the host, Lindsey asked me all of the my own questions in the Q&A so you get to know me a bit better as well. If you’ve never heard of We Met at Acme or Lindsey, I still think you should check this out. A proven force in the social media world, Lindsey brings a ton of value. If you enjoy today’s episode please be sure to leave a rating and review. You can also screenshot this, post it to your story and tag @MySocialPod for a feature! FOLLOW WE MET AT ACME https://www.wemetatacme.com/ iTunes Spotify Instagram - @WeMetatAcme Twitter - @WeMetatAcme FOLLOW DON’T EXPECT SALADS Instagram - @DontExpectSalads FOLLOW LINDSEY’S LUNCHBOX http://www.lindseyslunchbox.com/ Instagram - @LindseysLuncbox FOLLOW LINDSEY METSELAAR Instagram - @LindzMetz Twitter - @LindzMetz FOLLOW JACOB Instagram - @TheJacobKelly Twitter - @TheJacobKelly YouTube - Jacob Kelly Medium - Jacob Kelly Facebook - Jacob Kelly - My Social Life FOLLOW MY SOCIAL LIFE YouTube - My Social Life Instagram - @MySocialPod TIME CODES 0:00 - Intro 1:10 - @StonrGrlProblem 9:30 - @DontExpectSalads 17:37 - Jobs in Social Media 21:13 - Lindsey’s Lunchbox 25:34 - We Met at Acme Podcast 35:10 - Personal Brand 41:07 - Dating in the World of Social Media 49:06 - Astrology 54:37 - What’s Next and Long Term Goals 58:03 - Q&A Intro Song: Tough Love - Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud https://www.facebook.com/joakimkarudmusic https://www.youtube.com/user/JoakimKarud Music from Soundcloud Music provided by RFM: https://youtu.be/jaoStyAQN4o

Pablo Estevez. He’s a Mexican entrepreneur who co-founded HolaGus, an artificial intelligence company that focuses on automating customer service and sales via chat for Spanish speaking countries. Since founding his company, he has been distinguished for receiving awards like The Diamond Winner by MassChallenge. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – The Hard Thing About Hard Things What CEO do you follow? – A lot Favorite online tool? — N/A How many hours of sleep do you get?— Usually 7 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “That this is going to be really, really hard, I was going to work a lot of hours”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:14 – Nathan introduces Pablo to the show 02:00 – HolaGus develops AI to automate customer service and sales via any chat channel 02:11 – HolaGus charges businesses for every assisted conversation 02:39 – HolaGus’s standard fee is 1-2 Mexican pesos 02:47 – HolaGus has a pay-as-you-go model 03:20 – HolaGus is a B2C business and is similar to GoButler 03:37 – “If we really want to scale the business, we have to focus on the AI” 04:04 – HolaGus was launched in 2015 04:10 – There are 3 co-founders 04:22 – HolaGus has raised capital and is about to close their third round 05:04 – HolaGus has raised a total of $1.4M 05:23 – HolaGus focuses on the customer’s closing and how much automation they’re able to create 05:39 – “We try to keep the bots, like, between 80-90%” 05:53 – HolaGus focuses on closing the biggest amount of clients that they can 05:58 – HolaGus has a lot of interesting commercial deals in the pipeline 06:09 – HolaGus has already sold 3 contracts 06:16 – HolaGus only started selling 4-5 months ago 06:21 – HolaGus is hoping to close 85 clients 06:55 – HolaGus is still on pre-revenue 07:10 – HolaGus has different projected revenues and models for their 3 customers 07:12 – HolaGus has an upfront development fee of $25K 08:02 – HolaGus pricing will depend on the technology 08:13 – HolaGus develops AI, specifically for a business 08:39 – HolaGus is now creating an ocean of knowledge 09:08 – “If we have a thousand clients, our AI gets smarter and smarter really quick” 11:08 – Pablo believes that they automate a lot 11:25 – Total projected conversations for the first 3 customers will be 20K-40K conversations 11:56 – HolaGus tries to charge a minimum of monthly consumption 12:30 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: AI technology can be complicated and needs continuous development. Play around with different payment models to see what works best and is most profitable. Starting and running a business is tough work—you just have to be dedicated.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Organifi – The juice was Nathan’s life saver during his trip in Southeast Asia Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Freshbooks – Nathan doesn’t waste time so he uses Freshbooks to send out invoices and collect his money. Get your free month NOW Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Adam Michalski is focused on Partner Growth at Branch Metrics, a deep linking platform for mobile apps. Adam is an incredible entrepreneur based out of New York. After studying finance, Adam began a career in banking and started working with larger corporate clients. Through this experience, he began to understand business operations and financing. He then started to immerse himself in the local startup scene and taught himself more about tech startups. He launched a side project called DormChat. After growing it to 15 campuses and raising a seed round, Adam went in full time. One year later, he realized there was too much competition and made the difficult decision to shut it down. But mobile and startups were still a passion for Adam and he found his way onto the GoButler team as they had just closed a massive Series A round and were setting up operations in the US, where he became the Director of Business Development and Operations. Following his time with GoButler, Adam came across the opportunity to join the team at Branch Metrics in setting up an East Coast office in NY and help them continue to work with some of the biggest mobile companies out there. Adam joins us to explore the rapidly changing world of mobile, why messaging & bots were hot even years ago, and how the web & mobile are still evolving so quickly. Adam joins us to share his story, how he got into startups, what it was like launching and growing DormChat to seed stage, what he learned from joining and growing operations at GoButler through their Series A stage, what he’s now doing at Branch Metrics through Partner Growth and the launch of an East Coast office, why he’s so passionate about mobile, and much more!

Antonia hat mit ihrem Unternehmen Chatshopper schon eine Menge Aufmerksamkeit auf sich gezogen. Gestartet über Whatsapp, gesperrt bei Whatsapp, gelernt von den Fehlern bei GoButler, neu gestartet bei Zalando und Otto, erst manuell dann automatisiert. Sie spricht im Podcast mit Nils Seebach über die neusten Learnings. Das erste Interview mit ihr findet ihr unter https://soundcloud.com/kassenzone/chatshopperde-kaufen-per-whatsapp. Leider ist der Sound wieder etwas mau, wg. der Hintergrundgeräusche bei der DMEXCO.

This week on the show Atlas Genius walks us through a couple of their favorite tracks from the new album “Inanimate Objects.” Also, we talk to Brad Lomenick about his new book, and the cast discovers GoButler. EPISODE SPONSOR