s2e01 Interview with Max Yoder and @Quipol
Yes my friends, Season 2 has finally started! In this episode I talk with Quipol’s founder Max Yoder. Max is a 23 year old who’s absolutely crushing it in Indianapolis.
#29 How to Podcast, Part 2 with @jaredbrown
Continuing our conversion from part 1 of how to make a podcast, Talentopoly.com’s founder Jared Brown and I talk about what it takes to create a podcast. Go independant media!
#28 How to Podcast w/ guest @JaredBrown. Part 1.
Ever thought of creating your own online radio show? To be heard? To promote your own brand or company? Listen to Talentopoly’s creator Jared Brown and I talk about what it takes to get a podcast up and running.
#27 Chris Vannoy and Montabe.com – @chris_vannoy
How do you build a startup and still maintain a full time job? Listen to my conversation with Chris Vannoy about his startup Montabe, a photo submission service for newspapers to find out. Montabe is a photo submission platform that allows corporations to accept pictures via email, mms, twitter, facebook and more.
#26 Randy Stocklin, creating an eCommerce empire. @randystocklin
How do you go from being a developer to running multiple successful online stores? Listen to Indianapolis’ own Randy Stocklin tell his story of launching One Click Ventures. Between 2006-2009 Randy has grown One Click’s revenue over 2,000%.
#25 The Tyros, let the games begin! @theTyros
How do three friends go from an idea to launching a business and getting some killer PR in only a few months? Listen to this interview with The Tyros to find out.
On this July 4th episode we talk with Josh Koch, Tony Monteleone and Kyle Armstrong about their new startup that’s going to change the face of Officiating.
#24 Kyle Lacy, Social Media Kung-fu Master Interview. @kyleplacy
How do you create a national social media brand and non-profit digital agency? Listen to Kyle Lacy tell his story to find out. Kyle was named Young Alumni of the Year from Anderson University, Forty-under-40 by the IBJ and Young Entrepreneur of the Year by Tech Point. He’s also the author of Twitter Marketing for Dummies and Branding Yourself.
#23 Bill Corbin, the original Indianapolis Entrepreneur. Fathers Day Interview.
How does a young entrepreneur pivot from selling peep holes door-to-door, to creating a local magazine that turns in to Angie’s List? Listen to my interview with Bill Corbin (my dad) on this Fathers Day edition of 8iFY. My dad and I also talk about our adventures trying to work together, and how as an entrepreneur you’ll lose your [...]
Whore IT Up – Free Audiobook
No show this week due to a killer vacation in Gulf Shores Alabama. Instead here’s an audio reading of my short book Whore It Up – the Developers Guide to Shameless Promotion.
#22 How to build a community for technologists, with Jared Brown @jaredbrown
How did a resume / job search platform pivot to be a exclusive members only community for developers and designers? Jared Brown and I talk about his journey building Talentopoly.com, and his long term goal of creating a sustainable and easy to manage online business.
#21 Doug Karr, International Man of Marketing. @douglaskarr
How does someone with almost no cash start a business that in less than 2 years serves companies in virtually every country? Listen to DK New Media’s founder Douglas Karr tell his story of jumping the corporate ship to create a new world digital agency.
#20 Indianapolis Startup Attorney – with Brian Powers @indyattorney
How does a pre-bubble dotcomer go from running a successful job board network, to be being on of Indianapolis’ premiere startup attorneys? Listen to my conversation with Brian Powers and find out
#19 How @Grabachat is one upping Chatroulette. Interview with Zach Zuber.
How many of you know of Chatroulette? How many of you have used Chatroulette? How many of you STILL use Chatroulette? You want to know why? One word, penises. Grabachat is the solution. Grabachat is a face-to-face social networking site that connects people with similar interest, hobbies and experiences.
#18 How can a full time developer start a business by himself? Travis Ryan and @WeeBehave
In this interview I talk with WeeBehave’s CEO Travis Ryan about how he created his idea, got started and got some great PR – all by his lonesome. Indianapolis’ WeeBehave helps parents and teachers keep track of their children/students progress in behaviors and chores. Now Travis is looking for a co-founder to take WeeBehave to the next level and dominate the education market.
#17 Make money coding with @AdamTal and @Binarypress
How do you turn your code in to cash? In this Interview I talk with Binpress.com‘s Marketing leader Adam Tal. You’ll hear how Adam got his start making money online, creating revenue generating machines and landing at Binpress.com, a new source code market place that’s going to make a lot of good coder a lot [...]
