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In this episode I talk with Ryan Kulp, creator of TRMNL, an e-ink dashboard.TRMNLryanckulp.comRyan Kulp on X

Episode 405 features Ryan Kulp, a serial founder and self-taught developer. He built Fomo.com from 2016-2022 (acquired) and spent 2 years pursuing entertainment in Korea before relocating to a 50-acre ranch outside Atlanta. In his free time, he writes and records music and practices calisthenics.Find Ryan Online:Website: https://ryanckulp.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanharrow/Instagram: https://instagram.com/ryanckulpTwitter: https://x.com/ryanckulpYouTube: https://youtube.com/@ryanckulpConnect with the host, Brian OndrakoWebsite: https://brianondrako.com/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@brianondrakoTwitter: https://twitter.com/brianondrakoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/brianondrako/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianondrako/Newsletter/Blog: https://brianondrako.com/subscribe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we dig our heels deeply into our strokes of brilliance and return to our native instincts. Our guest, farm animal whisperer, K-pop fan, and brain-dead ex-entrepreneur, Ryan Kulp, ruptures conventional thinking by leveraging our emotional and analytical brains to quiet our inner imposter. Ryan challenges our forethought and unearths the magic in spontaneous thinking to cultivate meaningful products. He unveils practical strategies for creating things (and selling them) within 24 hours.Topics mentioned:(00:00) - How to Create Things People Want to Pay For in 24 Hours (Or Less) (03:22) - Build quickly using intuition (07:18) - System 1 thinking (09:13) - B2C mindset (16:44) - What to tell people to get them moving (23:49) - About time (33:00) - Ruthlessly prioritize your project scope (42:50) - Learn quickly (46:53) - RCP vs. ICP (51:50) - Anti-climactic launch ***→ Join 14,000+ weirdos who learn to stand the f*ck out with my daily (Mon-Fri) emails: everyonehatesmarketers.com→ See my pretty face on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisgrenier/→ Leave a review on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3p4wL4r→ Leave a review on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7iEF1qovZZiaP1iRtxGARoFinally...If you're curious about putting your brand in front of my 14,000+ daily newsletter subscribers and/or podcast listeners, email me: louis@everyonehatesmarketers.com

Startup Acquisition Stories with Ryan Kulp, Founder of Fork Equity. Ryan is a seasoned entrepreneur having found, bought, and sold multiple startups since 2015. He's the founder of a micro-PE firm called Fork Equity and has a leading course on buying and selling startups via microacquisitions.com (no affiliation to the microacquire.com). Ryan is an early adopter of Acquire.com and has both successfully bought and sold online businesses on the platform. Listen to the full episode to hear more about how Ryan fell into M&A, why he favors solo founders when looking for startups to buy, and the story of how he built a SaaS in 30 days and sold it within a few hours of listing on Acquire.com. ======== Ryan Kulp- https://twitter.com/ryanckulp https://forkequity.com/ https://microacquisitions.com/ Andrew Gazdecki - https://twitter.com/agazdecki https://www.linkedin.com/in/agazdecki/ https://acquire.com/

#182: As developers, we've all started at least a few side projects. Sometimes they're just for fun, or as a way of learning something new.   Other times you find yourself building something really cool that might even turn out to be your life's work. If you're able to run that project and grow it to a sizable monthly revenue, you could sell it and potentially do whatever you want for the rest of your life.   In this episode, we talk with Ryan Kulp about the path he took to get to Merge Freeze and how you might be able to follow a similar path.   Ryan's contact information: Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanckulp Website: https://www.ryanckulp.com/   YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/devopsparadox/   Books and Courses: Catalog, Patterns, And Blueprints https://www.devopstoolkitseries.com/posts/catalog/   Review the podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://www.devopsparadox.com/review-podcast/   Slack: https://www.devopsparadox.com/slack/   Connect with us at: https://www.devopsparadox.com/contact/

In 2016, Ryan Kulp launched Fomo because he saw marketers using aggressive popups on their websites. Kulp reasoned that if he could show other people were shopping and interacting with a site, it would give new visitors confidence in the company. Fomo allows businesses to show off real-time customer interactions (purchases, opt-ins, even pageviews) with a line of code the company installs on their site. Kulp led Fomo to around $1 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) before deciding to step down as CEO in 2020. Two years later, an acquirer approached Kulp about acquiring Fomo. Initially, he wasn't interested, but after some soul-searching, Kulp decided to sell Fomo to Relay Commerce in a lucrative exit.

Ryan Kulp is the founder of Fomo, a social proof marketing solution that enables online businesses to show purchasing activity on their website automatically. Show Notes: • https://saasclub.io/324 Get Our Free, 5-Minute Weekly Newsletter • Get weekly SaaS learnings, new podcast episodes, and actionable insights right in your inbox: https://saasclub.io/email/ Join Our Community for Free • SaaS Club is the community for early-stage SaaS founders and entrepreneurs: https://saasclub.io/join/

 After working 54 jobs, our guest today shares why his 4th company is his 1st win. In this episode, Ryan Kulp discusses the importance of self criticism, how your network changes the way you behave and his philosophy on hiring new talent. He also shares his thoughts when it comes to buying and selling companies, and why the ultimate goal of every founder is to exit their company and see it running from the outside.  Ryan Kulp is a founder, marketer, blogger, self-taught developer and a musician. He grew up always creating and performing but when the fine arts didn't lead to a career, he found his element in marketing and entrepreneurship. In 2016 Ryan founded Fomo.com the world's first social proof marketing platform and he also runs a private equity fund: Fork Equity. Key Highlights:  [00:01 - 11:26] Ryan's Early LifeBeing a troublemaker at an early agePursuing the rockstar dreamBeing surrounded by the right people in collegeThe importance of self-criticism  [11:26 - 17:16] The Big BreakApplying to multiple jobs including GoogleRyan shares his first business venturesLeveraging a Kickstarter campaign to write his first book [17:17 - 26:36]  It's All About LeverageRyan's philosophy on hiring for his companiesAll you have to do is whatever it takesLearning multiple skills to improve in businessStepping down as CEO of Fomo.com  [27:00 - 40:52] Closing SegmentWho you know or what you know? Tweetable Quotes: “Every skill is learned at 3:00 a.m. in your chair” -  Ryan Kulp “Your last day as a founder you make more money and do less work than your first day as a founder, when you did all the work for no money ” - Ryan Kulp Connect with Ryan:Twitter: @ryanckulpDid you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischappell.com/makemypodcast and let my team make you your very own show!If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website travischappell.com. You can connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

► Join HelloTalk: https://brc.hellotalk.com/KoreKaraPodcast This week we talked to @Ryan Kulp (라이언 컬프) who is a tech entrepreneur turned K-Pop Star. We talked about his experience with learning Korean, stories with entrepreneurship, joining the entertainment industry in Korea, and why he's decided to move on from Korea and leave the country. ► Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Korepoddo ► $10 free italki credits (after first lesson): https://go.italki.com/korekara ► Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wKskakQ6Eac

On this episode, we talk with Ryan Kulp about his artistic and creative journey, as well as some exciting news about this business portfolio. He is the founder of Fork Equity and MicroAcquisitions.com Podcast Highlights: Ryan explains the meaning and concept of retirement to him. He talks about how he started making money by listing his apartments on Airbnb, and how he saw the patterns and kinds of strategies he could implement to make money. It's not having a boss and someone who depends on me not having big deadlines but being able to express myself creatively. He believes that to be a creative person, you have to create good work that people consume. Describes how he got into NFTs and how he was surrounded by NFTs artists. Ryan's definition of art is something people want to consume. His goal of believing in himself is because he thinks once he believes in himself, he can do anything. To unlock your potential, you must set ambitious goals for yourself. Ryan explains how he creates more leverage so that he can do less work while earning the same amount of money. Over time, his goals have changed, and now he just wants to buy back his time. Ryan discusses how Fork equity.com/Micro Equity Fund got started and how it works. How they tried a lot of different strategies and how they improved this track record by putting all their efforts into improving that asset. His other main distinction is how they have set up their fund with this on-demand - Choose your own adventure style. Ryan shares details about the upcoming Fork 2.0 launch and how it is going to be different from what they are currently doing. In this episode, Ryan announces big news for the first time. He gives advice to people who want to learn more about what they do. Tweetable Quote: "It's like playing Russian roulette." Warren Buffett Resources Mentioned: https://www.ryanckulp.com/ https://fomo.com/ https://www.forkequity.com/ https://www.primary.vc/ https://twitter.com/ryanckulp

Second interview out of the gate and already one of my favourites. Today, we're talking to Ryan Kulp of the digital fund Fork Equity about building a digital business portfolio. Ryan has an interesting background spanning New York and Silicon Valley and both building and marketing, with success in this leading to his current portfolio of apps and businesses. This gives him a very well rounded view on the buy, grow or build question and very practical advice to share. We cover: Why ‘micro'? Starters versus growers How to source opportunities How to vet opportunities Ryan's secrets to better deal-making Advice on structuring deals and contracts How to make multiple projects flourish Advice on installing managers for digital businesses For those looking to build their own portfolio, check out Ryan's training here. Or learn more about Fork Equity.

Andrew Gazdecki is the solo founder of MicroAcquire, a marketplace for buying and selling small Software-as-a-Service companies.   He has previously started two companies, Bizness Apps and Altcoin.io, which were both acquired.   MicroAcquire has reached $250,000 in annual revenue in just one year, by collecting fees from buyers in exchange for connecting with the entrepreneurs selling their business. Andrew is applying lessons that he’s learned from past successful companies to *hopefully* make this his best business yet.   In the episode, Aaron and Andrew discuss playing entrepreneurship on “hard mode”, the mistakes Andrew has made in the past, and how MicroAcquire has grown to more than 30,000 subcscribers. Sign up for a Weekly Email that will Expand Your Mind.   Andrew Gazdecki’s Challenge; Start journaling. Document your goals, memories, and experiences.   Connect with Andrew Gazdecki Linkedin Twitter MicroAcquire Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 394 with Ryan Kulp where we discuss buying and selling small businesses.   Text Me What You Think of This Episode 412-278-7680 Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative makes creating podcasts, vlogs, and videos easy.    How? Click here and Learn more.   We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs.   Follow Piper as we grow YouTube Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | Spotify

Alex Berman is an actual serial entrepreneur. Before the age of 30, he has built a 7-figure agency, completed multiple movie projects, and built a 50,000 subscriber YouTube channel.   Most folks feel content to throw that title in their bio as a way to summarize some half-finished projects.   Alex, on the other hand, builds systems in a focused and brutally efficient way. He has delegated leadership of his agency, Experiment 27, to someone else and has now set about acquiring more companies for his growing empire.   Further, he has generated millions of dollars of B2B services revenue with his cold emailing skill.   In this conversation, Alex and Aaron jump around discussing how Alex got his start, what makes a good cold email, and lay out the interrelated conglomerate Alex is building.   Sign up for a Weekly Email that will Expand Your Mind.   Alex Berman’s Challenge; Find someone that you look up to and reach out with a cold email.   Connect with Alex Berman Linkedin Twitter AlexBerman.com Email10k Website   If you liked this interview, check out episode 394 with Ryan Kulp where we discuss avoiding competition, thinking creatively, and how he’s built a business empire through acquisitions.   Also, Noah Kagan.   Text Me What You Think of This Episode 412-278-7680 Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative makes creating podcasts, vlogs, and videos easy.    How? Click here and Learn more.   We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs.   Follow Piper as we grow YouTube Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | Spotify

SUMMARY: In this episode, we discuss the world of micro private equity, buying existing companies with little money down & the philosophy of becoming an owner. Ryan has a growing portfolio of 7 products, including fomo.com, a popular SaaS Shopify app. He’s doing 7-figures in revenue, all while living a nomadic life traveling the world, coding on-the-go & making music. SHOW NOTES:https://www.creatorlab.fm/ryan-kulp-fork-equity/ WATCH + SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/yEaKaxRgjlQ WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: importance of ownership of your actions + becoming an owner in a business building from scratch vs buying an existing company thinking through career transitions + knowing when to leave your job how to work with a romantic partner partnering with investors to buy companies his opinion on self-funding vs raising investment why job security isn’t about the company you work for breakdown of his first 6 figure acquisition why someone would sell a business in the first place, and what to look out for what is seller side financing + how can you use it to buy a company with little money down SBA loans + how you can use one to acquire a company dealing with people who have negative energy scaling a team beyond yourself   TIME STAMPS FOR VIDEO:https://youtu.be/yEaKaxRgjlQ 00:00 welcome 01:42 why ryan landed in korea 04:46 learning languages 05:57 not pitching 08:43 ryan's background 09:31 learning to code + becoming an owner 11:40 bootstrap vs venture capital 15:07 pros + cons lists 17:14 raise to make your vision bigger 18:51 nuance + balance from extremes 22:42 importance of becoming an owner 25:33 54 side projects + 7 companies 28:13 7 figure revenue, 70% margin 28:49 running a business with a romantic partner 34:27 knowing when to leave your job 45:52 job security + your own skillset 48:42 why buy vs build from scratch 51:57 do I need money to buy? 53:22 buying fomo.com with no money down 59:23 how to value a small business 1:03:23 what is seller side financing? 1:04:33 what is a clawback provision? 1:05:33 why would someone sell a business? 1:07:43 "it's too good to be true" 1:11:32 two types of people, which one are you? 1:14:27 dealing with negative energy 1:16:36 debt vs equity to buy companies 1:18:01 using SBA loans to buy companies 1:26:26 business returns vs real estate vs stocks 1:27:31 be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful 1:29:57 partnering with investors to buy a company 1:32:59 scaling a team beyond yourself 1:37:32 being conservative in tech 1:39:47 types of luck 1:43:28 what's stopping you?

Ryan Kulp is a self-taught developer, marketer, musician, founder of Fomo and Fork Equity, and the author of Fitness for Hackers. He joins a live audience of the 1517 Community to discuss how the hacker mindset can be applied to fitness, nutrition, and how he stays accountable to constant learning in his personal development. Mentioned during the conversation: Nassim Nicholas Taleb Indistractible by Nir Eyal Switch by Chip and Dan Heath Nick Winter Ryan's Twitter Ryan's personal website Fitness for Hackers If you would like to join as the live audience during a future 1517 At Home, please request an invite to a future session here.

Ryan Kulp is a marketer and self-taught developer, best known as founder of Fomo.com. He and his wife buy and grow small companies together at their Micro PE fund, Fork Equity (forkequity.com). Ryan has been traveling full-time for 2 years and writes a data-driven travel blog at rickshawlabs.com. On this episode we discuss how he finds companies to buy, why he's ok not getting huge, and how he ensures profitability.  If you enjoy this episode, it'd help me out if you left a review. This helps me get hard to reach guests.  For more SaaS content, SUBSCRIBE then visit GetLatka.com

Ryan Kulp is a world-traveling startup founder. He's created software products like Fomo. Despite having three different startups, he manages to stay fit and travel the world with his family (they've been traveling for the last two years). In this episode, we get a glimpse into Ryan's mindset and approach to staying productive and thriving in many areas. How Ryan Manages three companies and still has time for the gym How he manages his remote communication while balancing these projects with world travel How Ryan turned the story of his reinvention into a method he calls and book called Fitness For Hackers

Introducing Ryan Kulp Today's guest joining us on the Join Up Dots podcast, is an expert on StartUps and a founder of many of them too. He's the founder of fomo.com, along with over a dozen other startups (he's a serial entrepreneur and developer/ hacker). He is now publishing his latest book "Fitness for Hackers" which shows his story from a bit flabby to a lean mean fighting machine As he says "After years of struggling with my weight, I finally cracked the code to achieving a high level of personal fitness - and it had nothing to do with science, working out every day, or cardio. In this book, told through the lens of a software developer's approach to health, you'll learn simple strategies that build the habits required to look great, without giving up. How The Dots Joined Up For Ryan He's a prolific (and successful by all measurable accounts) marketer and entrepreneur, and  can say a thing or two about business, marketing, entrepreneurship, side-hustling, startups, bootstrapping a biz, and of course health. But even more interesting for me, is that he if a full time traveller, and has since 2019  launched courses, started teaching himself to speak Korean, wrote a book, and travelled to ~15 countries, in 2020 he is travelling full-time, surfing, and investing in real estate. So what with the current corona virus pandemic tearing through the world, how does this make a full time traveller achieve his aim? And looking back at everything he now does, was it a given? A series of well formed dots, or a totally different story altogether? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the only and only Ryan Kulp Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty subjects with Ryan Kulp such as: Ryan shares how he never plays up the flexibility of being an online nomad, due to the mass of restrictions that come everyday. We discuss how the concept of lifework balance does not truly exist in life, and why Ryan has a contra view to most Why racking up skills that other people dont have is so important to build a future, but you don't necessarily. and lastly........ Ryan shares his steps to a fit life,  that works with your own environment and lifestyle and shouldn't be a major hardship.

If you’ve ever wondered how to grow your business when nobody has an idea who you are, this episode is for you. Here’s the thing: I know what it’s like to start a business and have to market yourself on a small budget. What steps do you take when you don’t have the money to spend on advertising and nobody cares about you yet? Ryan Kulp explains his strategy and more inside today’s episode. We covered: Why Ryan really writes all of his emails in lowercase The truth about customer profiles (and why your ideal client doesn’t exist) How to develop a gut feeling about your potential customers Why writing daily can help you discover your biggest strengths What happens when you look at what your competitors aren’t doing Why your mindset matters when it comes to getting more done How to become a better marketer by creating Resources: How to Validate Your Business Idea in 3 Steps (The Right Way) How to Build a Growth Marketing Team (The Non-Sleazy Way) Fomo: Social Proof Marketing Platform @RyanCKulp on Twitter @usefomo on Twitter RyanCKulp.com: Ryan’s website and blog All Marketers are Liars by Seth Godin Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable by Seth Godin Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? By Seth Godin

Marco Marandiz is a Co-founder and Head of Marketing for Elliot, a global commerce startup based in NYC.   Prior to Elliot, Marco spent time as a strategist for high-potential DTC brands and led digital product teams at HomeAway and CapitalOne. Through building and shipping products that served hundreds of millions of users, Marco learned about what makes products work in the digital realm.   In this podcast, you’ll hear Aaron and Marco discuss how commerce on the internet is getting easier, how Twitter threads helped Marco advance his career, and why brands need to have a distinct voice.   Marco is speaking at Pittsburgh’s best conference to Expand your Mind & Fill your Heart in 2020.   Marco Marandiz’s Challenge; Focus on one channel. Communicate your opinion clearly on one topics and be consistent.   Connect with Marco Marandiz Linkedin Twitter elliot.store   If you liked this interview, check out episode 394 with Ryan Kulp where we discuss How to buy small companies, speaking your mind, and managing risk. Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative creates podcasts, vlogs, and videos for companies.    Our clients become better storytellers.    How? Click here and Learn more.   We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs.   Follow Piper as we grow YouTube TikTok Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | Spotify

Have you ever dreamed of being the CEO of your own company, but that dream felt a long way out of your reach. Well, how much do you know about buying and selling micro-businesses? In this episode of the GrowthTLDR, we're talking to Ryan Kulp, CEO at FOMO and founder of ForkEquity, a company that buys and sells small businesses. We talk to Ryan about: - How he bought his first business Notify that later was rebranded to FOMO, and how he managed to pay for it. - What Ryan looks for in a potential acquisition and how to ensure you end up buying a company that has a lot of upside. - Why Ryan is now spending more of his time teaching people how to follow in his footsteps via his new course MicroAcquisitions.com. Happy Growing!

Ryan Kulp is the founder of MicroAcquisitions.com and ForkEquity.com. In today's interview, he shares how he's acquired 10 small SaaS companies in the last 3 to 4 years.  Those companies include Fomo.com and others.  Fomo alone has grown from $10k  in MRR to $100k. Listen in to hear what types of companies he looks for, how he acquires them, and how his team grows the businesses.

In this week's episode of Growth Interviews, we invite you to join our podcast conversation with Ryan Kulp, an extraordinary insightful marketing expert with an unmatched worldwide experience. Ryan is a marketer, musician, and self-taught developer. He's built more than 30 web apps in his spare time and hosts a live stream series where he builds new products from scratch in a day. In addition to running Fomo.com, he has a portfolio of small apps that generate over $1.6mm per year. His latest project, MicroAcquisitions.com, is an extensive course on learning how to buy, grow and sell small companies with little to no money upfront. Ryan has been traveling full-time for 8 months but has been based in NYC since 2013. The best takeaways: How digital in widening the physical experience - 03.13What growth means for professionals in the digital space - 07.03How to identify growth barriers - 16.23Customer Retention in e-Commerce. An expert's point of view - 25.41Growth Ideas - 35.43 Podcast Notes: Ryan Kulp: You need leverage and scalability to grow All episode articles: Growth Interviews Follow Omniconvert on: FacebookTwitterLinkedinYouTube

Ryan Kulp is both a marketer and a programmer. This unique skill set allows him to do things that most entrepreneurs only fantasize about.   Ryan constantly builds and ships new products and services on a monthly basis. This gives him the opportunity to experiment and test lots of ideas, seeing which ones stick.   He also uses this skill set to buy small technology companies & software products that most private equity firms are forced to overlook. In this uncharted terrain, Ryan uncovers value by applying his skillset to businesses that were previously run by someone lacking the skills or bandwidth to apply the best techniques.   Now, Ryan’s companies generate more than $5 million in annual revenue and he travels the globe with the freedom granted by cash flow + operating businesses with no geographic restraints.   In this conversation, Aaron and Ryan discuss how to think about entrepreneurship, rules to abide by in business, and the greater “Why” behind Ryan’s work. Pittsburgh’s best conference to Expand your Mind & Fill your Heart happens once a year.   Ryan Kulp’s Challenge; Work via negativa. Don’t watch Netflix.   Connect with Ryan Kulp Twitter Ryanckulp.com Dishonest Marketing   Micro Acquisitions Course 3 Books Ryan Mentioned Negotiation Genius by Deepak Malhotra & Max Bazerman Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss Getting to Yes by Roger Fisher & William Ury If you liked this interview, check out:    Episode 269 with Brent Beshore where we cover investing for the long term, boring businesses, and starting a career.   Episode 216 with Noah Kagan where we discuss Facebook, Mint, and how to be an effective entrepreneur.   Episode 383 with Zak Slayback where we discuss how to avoid copycat careers, why job descriptions usually suck, and How to Get Ahead when you’re early in your career. Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative creates podcasts, vlogs, and videos for companies.    Our clients become better storytellers.    How? Click here and Learn more.   We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs.   Sign up for one of Piper’s weekly newsletters. We curate links to Expand your Mind, Fill your Heart, and Grow your Tribe.   Follow Piper as we grow YouTube Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | PodBay 

Ryan has grown Fomo, a SaaS social proof tool, from $15K to $100K MRR in just 3 years, all the while traveling over 45 countries and launching several side projects including books, courses and YouTube videos. In episode 53 of Growth Marketing Today, learn how Ryan grew Fomo from $15K to $100K, from pricing strategy, competitive strategy and more. Get the growth cheat sheet from this episode at https://growthtoday.fm/53. Why take notes when you can steal my notes from this episode? Support me on Patreon for as little as $2 per episode at https://patreon.com/growthtoday

Ryan is the founder of Fomo and a partner at Fork Equity, which buys and grows bootstrapped SaaS apps. I brought Ryan on today not only because I was so impressed with my experience with the fomo product, but also because of Ryan's mature understanding of customer behavior and what automation is really about. On this episode, Ryan and I; 1. Showcase an automation using Clearbit, Google events, and FOMO 2. Talk about why you should be completely transparent about how you got customer data in your automated messaging. 3. Discuss another great automation FOMO uses to boost brand equity and bring back canceled accounts while also providing social good. This was an incredible discussion. I assure you the 40min will be well worth the time. To subscribe for show notes, exclusive access to guests and more, join us at https://marketingautomation.fm/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marketing-automation/support

If you’ve ever wondered how to grow your business when nobody has an idea who you are, this episode is for you. Here’s the thing: I know what it’s like to start a business and have to market yourself on a small budget. What steps do you take when you don’t have the money to spend on advertising and nobody cares about you yet? Ryan Kulp explains his strategy and more inside today’s episode. *** Tap on this link to access show notes+transcripts, join our private community of mavericks, or sign up to the newsletter: EveryoneHatesMarketers.com/links

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Ryan Kulp is the founder of Fomo, a social proof marketing platform that showcases recent customer behaviors to increase conversions and turn your website into the thriving piece of real estate it is. Ryan also founded Fork Equity which provides painless exits for bootstrapped founders.   In this episode you'll learn: [00:42] Why did Ryan start Fork Equity? [03:34] What is Ryan's average acquisition size so far? [06:53] What kind of business did Alex buy from Ryan and how much did he pay? [07:20] Why did Ryan sell that business to Alex? [09:28] Different management approaches to buying online businesses [12:56] Why is buying online businesses the easiest path to entrepreneurship? [16:00] Concept of quick wins [17:15] How to identify a good deal by having a thesis in place? [21:46] Who is Fork Equity's ideal customer? [25:00] How to form your investing thesis?  [28:13] You don't need the cash upfront to buy a business [30:08] Reinvest all the profits into building a team [32:00] Buying online businesses doesn't have to be risky Links mentioned: Ryan's website Ryan on Twitter Fork Equity Ryan's previous episode on the podcast - How a Former Agency Owner Purchased a SaaS Business That Makes Him $60,000 a Month?   Brought to you by Experiment 27. Find us on Youtube here.   If you've enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Digital Agency Marketing Podcast on iTunes and leave us a review for the show.   Get access to our FREE Sales Courses.

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Ryan Kulp is the founder of Fomo, a social proof marketing platform that showcases recent customer behaviors to increase conversions and turn your website into the thriving piece of real estate it is. He's also a full-time indie rock musician, whose new album South of Market debuted April 2017.   In this episode you'll learn: [00:40] How did Ryan come up with an elevator pitch for Fomo? [01:30] Origin story of Fomo [02:40] What does Fomo do? [03:03] Why did Ryan decide to rebuild the software after buying it instead of building it from scratch? [04:50] Ryan's history with the agency world - how did the 6 months prior to buying the software look like [11:15] Ryan's preference between running an agency or creating SaaS based product [16:14] What did the acquisition process of Fomo look like? [22:30] How did Ryan finance the deal? [24:30] How to approach something you haven't done before? [26:15] How long did it take for Fomo to get profitable?   Links mentioned: Fomo Blog post on how Ryan bought and grew Fomo Ryan's Blog South of Market   Brought to you by Experiment 27. Find us on Youtube here.   Podcast production done by BrandedPod.   If you've enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Digital Agency Marketing Podcast on iTunes and leave us a review for the show.   Get access to our FREE Sales Courses.

Serial entrepreneur Ryan Kulp shares some very creative ways for putting yourself out there that will make you stand out as you look for new opportunities. The post Putting Yourself Out There In Creative Ways With Ryan Kulp (118) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.

Ryan is a musician and marketer turned developer, co-founder of Fomo (usefomo.com). Formerly ran growth at dozens of venture-backed companies. Sponsors Billy Gene Marketing: Visit CopyOurAds.com and if you're the first 100 to sign up, Billy Gene will mail you his best performing Facebook ad campaigns for FREE. You just cover the shipping!

E036 - Fomo Greg and Ryan Kulp, co-founder fo Fomo talk in todays podcast on how the company is bringing websites to life by promoting user engagement. Inspire action, create urgency, and build confidence with users browsing your site.

As an established marketing expert, growth hacker, and entrepreneur, Ryan knows a thing or two about how to drive customers to a business… and it all starts with asking two very important questions!

Ryan Kulp has been an entrepreneur from the time he could walk. At 10, he was selling popsicles he made by freezing KoolAid. In the 7th Grade, he was kicked out of school for selling fireworks on campus. By his Senior year in High School, he’d left his parents home and was working on his own - making gold tooth grills!  Just before signing to be a Marine, Ryan was convinced by his parents to accept their help and go to college. While in college at Georgia State University, Ryan interned with several great companies such as Target, Red Bull and Microsoft - while, at the same time, starting two different businesses while a student. In today’s episode, you’ll learn Lessons of determination & courage. How to try new things. How to determine the value of yourself so others do not give you an inaccurate valuation. The secret of patience.  What a REAL entrepreneur is!     Detailed show notes: www.teenpodcast.com/27