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Maxwell Finn is a serial entrepreneur who has turned his passion for entrepreneurialism, Facebook marketing and ecommerce into a successful career as a digital marketer. He has trained thousands of entrepreneurs on how to be better at running traffic and businesses, and is one of the first Two Comma Club award winners from ClickFunnels. Maxwell has spoken from massive stages and is frequently invited to speak at some of the biggest events and masterminds in the world. He has been a digital marketer, entrepreneur and consultant for over 10 years and currently specializes in helping 7-9 figure companies scale with paid traffic. Bullet points 00:53 - Intro 04:00 - Becoming an entrepreneur 08:00 - Learning about money 11:30 - Deciding what to do next 14:25 - The early businesses 17:40 - Loot!, the social marketing agency 21:28 - Raising funds 26:40 - Startup Drugz, the ecommerce store 32:15 - Developing new skills 36:20 - Why active listening is crucial 38:50 - The next venture 41:00 - Funding Quantum Media with Kevin Harrington 43:10 - The turning point 44:10 - The Two Comma Club award 47:45 -The current project: Unicorn Innovations 51:24 - The two models 58:03 - Building relationships 01:06:15 - Rapid fire question round 01:06:40 - What superhero would you be and why? 01:10:05 - What is one thing that people incorrectly assume about you? 01:11:00 - What is the most pointless subject taught at schools and what would you replace it with? 01:13:00 - What is one amazing act of kindness you either witnessed or done yourself? 01:14:05 - What unusual or underrated food or drink should more people try out? 01:15:08 - What is one mistake in your life and what did you learn from it? 01:18:10 - What does the first 30 minutes of your day look like and when does it start? 01:21:54 - What do you do or where do you go to get inspired? 01:28:10 - Who do you idolize above everyone else and why? 01:29:09 - What book do you read or gift the most? 01:31:51 - What silly thing should people do more of? 01:32:42 - If you could change one world problem with one wish, what would it be? 01:35:20 - Would you rather always be 10 minutes late or always be 20 minutes early? 01:36:00 - Would you rather move to a new city or town every week or never be able to leave the city or town you were born in? 01:37:32 - What makes you happiest? 01:39:16 - Any asks or requests for the audience?

In todays podcast, I interview author, investor, and entrepreneur Chris J. Snook, owner of Startup Drugz and LaunchHaus. He talks entrepreneurship, being pragmatic, the road to nowhere, and sheds a lot of light on the mindset behind being a business owner. Follow him on Instagram and check out the awesome merch from Startup Drugz: Chris: https://www.instagram.com/chrisjsnook/?hl=en Startup Drugz: https://www.instagram.com/startupdrugz/?hl=en

Almost every entrepreneur has a phoenix story. A failure followed by a rise from the ashes. Today’s guest is Chris Snook, a war-torn & successful entrepreneur who now makes a living as venture capitalist. We begin with the consecutive failures that Chris faced as a young entrepreneur in his 20’s.  Fast forward all the way to today, where Chris has a new project called Startup Drugz, a lifestyle company with startup "memed" apparel, supplements and a growing community for those of us whose drug of choice is entrepreneurship. More at optoutlife.com/podcast/chris-snook Learn more and follow the hosts at optoutlife.com

Maxwell Finn is the CMO and co-founder of Unicorn Innovations. He has years of experience creating hugely profitable Facebook ads, spending millions of dollars for both his clients and his own companies. Max is a serial entrepreneur and has launched, grown and sold several eCommerce brands and venture backed startups. Max was able to grow his latest ecommerce brand, Startup Drugz, from 0-$100,000 in sales in less than 4 months and hit a $500k run rate in just 6 months. This was all accomplished with Facebook marketing and several automated email funnels. He’s passionate about helping new entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve success.

Maxwell Finn has turned a passion for entrepreneurialism, Facebook marketing and ecommerce into a success career as a digital marketer. He has been a digital marketer and entrepreneur for over 10 years, launching his first startup, Loot, while in college. After raising several million dollars in venture capital funding for Loot, and he and his partner later sold the company. Next, he launched Startup Drugz, a wildly successful ecommerce store selling entrepreneurial themed gear. He's also a co-founder of Unicorn Innovations and has worked with Influencers like Pat Flynn, Kevin Harrington and many more! Also, through his recent launch of Facebook Ad IQ, the most comprehensive course on the market for Facebook advertising. Maxwell is also frequently invited to speak about Facebook advertising at some of the biggest and most prestigious events and masterminds in the world. This includes an invite only mastermind for the top 25 marketers on Shopify (sponsored by Shopify) and Ezra Firestone's Ecom Allstars Conference.

Maxwell Finn has turned a passion for entrepreneurialism, Facebook marketing and ecommerce into a success career as a digital marketer. He has been a digital marketer and entrepreneur for over 10 years, launching his first startup, Loot, while in college. After raising several million dollars in venture capital funding for Loot, and he and his partner later sold the company. Next, he launched Startup Drugz, a wildly successful ecommerce store selling entrepreneurial themed gear. He's also a co-founder of Unicorn Innovations and has worked with Influencers like Pat Flynn, Kevin Harrington and many more! Also, through his recent launch of Facebook Ad IQ, the most comprehensive course on the market for Facebook advertising. Maxwell is also frequently invited to speak about Facebook advertising at some of the biggest and most prestigious events and masterminds in the world. This includes an invite only mastermind for the top 25 marketers on Shopify (sponsored by Shopify) and Ezra Firestone's Ecom Allstars Conference.

Maxwell Finn is the CMO and co-founder of Unicorn Innovations.  He has years of experience creating hugely profitable Facebook ads, spending millions of dollars for both his clients and his own companies.  Max is a serial entrepreneur and has launched, grown, and sold several eCommerce brands and venture backed startups. Max was able to grow his latest ecommerce brand, Startup Drugz, from 0-$100,000 in sales in less than 4 months, and hit a $500k run rate in just 6 months. This was all accomplished with Facebook marketing and several automated emails funnels.  He is passionate about helping new entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve success.  During This Show We Discuss… What is hot with Facebook marketing right now How Messenger can help to grow your business How to use Messenger through popups on websites The most effective strategies for Facebook ads that have proven to be the most successful The best strategies to use when setting up audiences and custom audiences on Facebook How do you divide up your marketing spend on cold versus warm audience marketing on Facebook The best analytics for tracking success on Facebook ads Funnels you have found to be the most effective Where Facebook marketing is going over the next year How popular video ads may become The future of ads running in groups and on Messenger How to effectively scale on Facebook The keys to success with Facebook LIVE The most powerful tools that help with Facebook ads And much more…

On today's episode we chat with Maxwell Finn. Max is a third generation entrepreneur. He shares the lessons that he has learned from his Dad and Grandfather on his own journey of entrepreneurship. We also talk about the death and rebirth of entrepreneurship in fabric of American Culture and how it is affecting the Millennial Generation. We finish the episode chatting about digital marketing and how small businesses can adapt and use it to their advantage.Maxwell Finn is CMO and co-founder of Unicorn Innovations. He has years of experience creating hugely profitable Facebook ads, spending millions of dollars for both his clients and his own companies.Max is a serial entrepreneur and has launched, grown and sold several eCommerce brands and venture backed startups.Max was able to grow his latest ecommerce brand, Startup Drugz, from 0-$100,000 in sales in less than 4 months and hit a $500k run rate in just 6 months. This was all accomplished with Facebook marketing an several automated email funnels.He's passionate about helping new entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve success.Websites: http://www.maxwellfinn.com/ | http://unicorninnovations.com/

In Episode #396, Eric and Neil discuss whether or not you should invest in typical marketing swag. Tune in to learn why Eric and Neil won’t spend a cent on swag while Sujan, Single Grain’s founder, blogged that he made $500K from it. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: Should You Invest In Marketing Swag? 00:37 – Single Grain’s founder, Sujan Patel, had a lot of shirts and he made $500K out of it 00:50 – Personally, Eric won’t invest into swag 00:58 – Although, he has gotten useful swag from conferences before, and every time he uses the swag, he remembers the conference 01:18 – “You want to have stuff that people actually use” 01:37 – Neil believes that if you’re a big company, giving away swag is a good strategy in branding 01:45 – Swag can be too expensive for startups and it’s difficult to track your ROI from it 02:29 – If you want to try something, go to Startup Drugz instead 03:04 – Neil doesn’t create swag and would not even if he was a big company 03:30 – Marketing School is giving away a free 1 year subscription of Crazy Egg which is a visual analytics tool 04:25 – Go to SingleGrain.com/giveaway for multiple entries 04:38 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Big companies with extra funds can spend on swag because it can be a good branding strategy—“can” is the keyword. If you are going to invest in swag, make it as usable as possible, and don’t go cheap—you want it to last for a while. Because of the associated costs with having quality swag most startups and small businesses shouldn’t consider it. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #396, Eric and Neil discuss whether or not you should invest in typical marketing swag. Tune in to learn why Eric and Neil won't spend a cent on swag while Sujan, Single Grain's founder, blogged that he made $500K from it. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: Should You Invest In Marketing Swag? 00:37 – Single Grain's founder, Sujan Patel, had a lot of shirts and he made $500K out of it 00:50 – Personally, Eric won't invest into swag 00:58 – Although, he has gotten useful swag from conferences before, and every time he uses the swag, he remembers the conference 01:18 – “You want to have stuff that people actually use” 01:37 – Neil believes that if you're a big company, giving away swag is a good strategy in branding 01:45 – Swag can be too expensive for startups and it's difficult to track your ROI from it 02:29 – If you want to try something, go to Startup Drugz instead 03:04 – Neil doesn't create swag and would not even if he was a big company 03:30 – Marketing School is giving away a free 1 year subscription of Crazy Egg which is a visual analytics tool 04:25 – Go to SingleGrain.com/giveaway for multiple entries 04:38 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Big companies with extra funds can spend on swag because it can be a good branding strategy—“can” is the keyword. If you are going to invest in swag, make it as usable as possible, and don't go cheap—you want it to last for a while. Because of the associated costs with having quality swag most startups and small businesses shouldn't consider it. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

Digital Marketing and Ecommerce Maxwell Finn is Head of Digital for Shark Tanks Kevin Harrington, founder of Start Up Drugz (T-Shirt Company) and many more things! Passionate entrepreneur with a track record of solving complex problems, managing diverse groups of people and building innovative products. Applied advanced marketing and business development skills to build an app with 200,000+ users and an e-commerce site with a $200,000 run rate in less than 6 months. Notable Achievements Include: Took a startup (Loot!) from an idea to a company with 12 employees, 200,000 users, $1.5M in funding and numerous Fortune 500 clients. Paid out over $1M in user rewards. Launched an e-commerce startup (Startup Drugz) that generated $10,000 in monthly revenue within 5 months of launch. Created a marketing strategy that was responsible for driving 25,000 unique visitors to the store during the first 7 days of launch. Accepted into YEC (Young Entrepreneur Council), which is one of the most selective and respected business communities in the world. Frequent writer with articles published by top media outlets including Inc., Yahoo! Small Business, Techli, The Next Web, Startups.co and Social Media Today. Podcast by the Numbers: 4 MIN - What makes Entrepreneurship so tough for some people initially? 5 MIN - Raised several million dollars out of college! 7 MIN - START UP DRUGZ 8 MIN - The competitive world on online T-Shirts 10 MIN - The majority have one foot in and one foot out. 12 MIN - The sacrifice it takes to break into the top 2% and Kevin Harrington. 14 MIN - The BEST platform for building you funnel. 15 MIN - How to maximize lifetime value of your customer. 17 MIN - Why Maxwell Loves Elon Musk. 18 MIN - The #1 Mistake people make in digital marketing. 22 MIN: ALPHA ROUND Habits: Caffine Deep breathing. Book: FLASH BOYS - About trading TIPPING POINT - Malcom Gladwell Resources: SLACK - Productivity CLICKFUNNELS - Digital Marketing MANYCHAT - Messenger bots on Facebook "Move fast and break things" Mark Zuckerburg Recommended guests: Kevin Harrington - Shark Tank Alex Moscow - Leadership & sales training THX.co - Two brothers AWAKEN YOUR ALPHA... "Being able to identify deep down what that intangible thing that you were meant to do in this world is" CONTACT: QuantumMedia.co Maxwell Finn on Facebook Max@QuantumMedia.co AWAKEN YOUR ALPHA with ALW to Connect. *Facebook Group for daily interaction with me, the guests and the other listeners of the show. The SHOW IS NOTHING WITHOUT YOUR SUPPORT - Please share and subscribe, cheers.

Our Guest:   Maxwell Finn is the founder of StartupDrugz.com and a managing partner at Quantum Media Marketing. He has years of experience creating hugely profitable Facebook ads, spending millions of dollars for both his clients and his own companies. Max is a serial entrepreneur and has launched, grown and sold several ecommerce brands and venture backed startups. He’s passionate about helping new entrepreneurs and small business owners achieve success.   Story:   From starting his million dollar business in college to shifting gears and founding a successful T-shirt store and becoming a managing partner at Quantum Media Marketing Company, today we have our guest Maxwell Finn.   A few highlights of what you will hear:   Max’s journey from where he started. How he stayed consistent in college. His company, Startup Drugz. Quantum Media Marketing Company. Great insight on digital marketing. Failures that Max had to overcome. Step by step process from starting a company. Using dropshipping. Facebook ads. Whether companies should use paid marketing or not. Things to look for when hiring a consultant. How to connect and work with big name influencers. Impactful Quotes from Max:   “You learn a lot more by failing then you do with succeeding.”   “I’d rather be the dumbest person in the room rather than the smartest person in the room any day.”   “If you’re not passionate about what you are doing, you are going to get burned out really quickly.”   “For me marketing was just a passion of mine -- the logic behind it was always so fascinating to me.”   “If you have nothing but a computer and access to internet, you can build the skills you need to be successful.”   “It’s a lot easier to spend money then it is to stop spending money.”   “If you are a new store, 100% of your traffic will probably be paid traffic.”   “Always test before you invest.”   “If you’re good at what you do and you’re young, you need to prove yourself.”   “You can only do 2 out of 3 things, a good social life, academic career, or good at sports while you’re in college.”   “Take the risks sooner in life, it’s a lot less risky when you’re in college.”   Featured Quote:   “Move fast and break things.” -Mark Zuckerburg Connect with Max!   Startup Drugz Quantum Media Marketing Company Maxwell Finn Facebook Start now!   Ready to take your business and lifestyle to the next level in college? Grab your seat in our Entrepreneur Accelerator Program: College Edition. Connect with us! Sabah Ali and Dan Tieman. Our Snapchats: @Sabahh14 & @Tieman - Snap us!

Nicholas Haase, founder and CEO of Loot and Startup Drugz. Nick’s come out of the private equity industry and now wants to change the direction of marketing by tapping into the power of user-generated content. Tune in to hear what Nathan should invest his next million dollars into, why augmented reality is the future of tech, and where to buy a “9 to 5 is for the weak” T-Shirt. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – How to Win at the Sport of Business What CEO do you follow? — Elon Musk Favourite online tool? —Shopify Do you get 8 hours of sleep?—No. I’m trying. If you could let your 20 year old self know one thing, what would it be?—I wish I knew how important computer science major would have been Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:13 – Nathan’s introduction 01:40 – Welcoming Nicholas to the show 02:20 – Worked in the private equity industry after an internship 03:10 – The people Nicholas worked with loved what they were doing 03:40 – Nicholas would invest $100 million in augmented reality if he had the juice 04:50 – Loot uses incentivised user-generated content to promote a brand 05:30 – People can upload photographs or actions and receive rewards according to their following 06:30 – Founded in 2012 and had only $200 topline revenue 06:50 – Topline revenue in 2015 was $500k 07:30 – Bootstrapped the app’s creation and raised capital following proof of concept 08:20 – Augmented reality can be many things - a Snapchat filter is augmented reality 08:46 – How do people value brands in the space that Loot works in? 09:30 – By recurring revenue or by number of contracts 09:55 – What’s Startup Drugz? 10:20 – An e-commerce company that sells merchandise based on entrepreneur humour 11:20 – In February 2016, total sales revenue was in mid-5 figures 12:30 – Connect with Nicholas via Twitter 14:05 – The Famous Five 3 Key Points: Understand some computer science. Even if it’s not your core competency, you’ll be grateful for the background. Nicholas thinks that augmented reality is the future of tech and entertainment Leverage your users and fanbase - marketing is effective when it connects users to other user-generated content Resources Mentioned: Freshbooks - The site Nathan uses to manage his invoices and accounts. Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for cheapest price possible. Leadpages – The drag and drop tool Nathan uses to quickly create his webinar landing pages which convert at 35%+ Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he's driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5 hour drive) to listen to audio books. Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives