It's very possible as some of the people he's teamed up with would probably have brought clients with them. I've seen a 1m run rate acheived in months no problems.
This goes against everything I hear from founders. He should be making one of these worth 100MM and dropping the others like a rock. His story seems sus to me
Amazing video! I'm working on a productized business for marketing games, however, I need to get the systems in place which takes time. Do you process payments directly on the website?
That’s the spirit haha. Do you already have a website? I am starting my web design agency very soon. I want to gather some testimonials and experience on client handling. Would love to come in contact with you to see if we are a good fit 👊
Yeah this whole productized service stuff doesn't make sense and it's just another way of saying "on retainer". Also the pricing doesn't even make sense. For example HeyFriends offers 20 hours of editing for 4000$/mo. That comes out to 200$/h which is way higher than even top editors go for. The model for all of his businesses is basically outsourcing editing work at an egregious price and creating 0 added value. I just don't see who the customer is here. He's either bullshitting about the numbers to eventually sell a course or people are actually dumb enough to overpay for these services.
alot more goes into building a UA-cam channel loll. Editing is just a piece of the equation . When you get to sell to audiences the size of Ali's the numbers make perfect sense. Youre just too small minded lmao. Makes sense tho since all u do is spend ur time playing league of legends lolllll
I think a lot of productized services will end up going by the wayside once business institutes CGPT and all the other AI. Also, $10K for 6 finished videos/month is the very high end of the market. Mom & Pop and small biz is not paying anything near those rates. I too want to know how'd you get 14K subs w/no videos! Inquiring minds and all that sh&t! lol.
@@cgarv101 i don't think so. we already use chatgpt and our clients are to lazy to use it themselves or they don't even have enough time to use chatgpt
Yeah… I’m not feeling this one too much. It just feels like “Try a bunch of crap until something sticks”. Been there, done that, and yes it makes some sort of progress but it’s much more of a shot in the dark than all your previous guests that had a unique factor to them that allowed them to leverage and build.
To price a yootube editing service for 10K/month is bullshiit. Why? Because for 10K I can hire a full-time filmmaker who brings his own equipment, edits and does everything else. Realisticly, depending on the location 5K per month will also get you a good full-time filmmaker to work on your project. I am not buying any of this, and neither should you. And no, I am not a hater. I work on projects with my business and know the industry.
I think this is basically a scam. He even said it more or less overtly. "Most people churn." Meaning when they find out that what they get is not worth very much.@@heikorudi6105
I'd argue that this isn't a starter story. He knows exactly what he's doing and has tons if experience in the past. Not as much useful nuggets for me use as a beginner
Nobody's gonna serve you anything on a golden plate. 🤌🏻 What to learn from this : ✅️ Build YOUR network ✅️ Make & Publish Content (self marketing) ✅️ Get very good at something ✅️ Build a business around what u know ✅️ Use your network to scale that businesses. ✅️ Diversify & Plan for next business ✅️ Repeat ... ✅️ Then have your own victory lap 🤷🏻♂️
Okay I'm going to share how he did this. I've watched all the podcasts he was in, and read all his threads about it. - He built multiple successful agencies in the last 15 years (this is the key part, most people think this happened in 1 year) - He is well connected to the good teams because of this one - He sold his latest agency, which was an 8 figure company - so he had cash in hand - He's enrolled in Sam Parr's networking group, an expensive and selective networking group. - He met with Sahil Bloom there. - Sahil has a reach of 2.5 million across several platforms, and he also had money from his Private equity days + newsletter business - They decided to team up, Hunter is building the teams/handling the operation while Sahil (who has access to every creator in the world) arranges the creator deals @@BironClark
1) How does he market his businesses? 2) How does he convince someone like Ali to work with him? Love your content; this episode seems so hard to get my head around regarding how to start.
wow. that's all super cool but, after all these successes still working 10 hours a day? I think success is in business, in relationships, in family, in spending time in nature without devices, traveling... let's have all !
how is it a 1M dollar company if its isnt cash flowing yet?? please elaborate on the part of the intro that basically tell viewers to stop watching....
This was a ton of fun. Thanks for having me Pat! Shout out to Marco too! Love that what we’re doing seems hard to believe. People still have a lot to learn about the power of distribution.
I really enjoyed this interview - you have a fascinating career history! I subscribed in case you ever decide to share more and start building that audience 😊
Next time maybe give more actual details, as other commenters said, this was just a victory lap for someone with way more capital and connections than most people, without any real advice or substance
That's cool.. you end up with a million dollars a month and then walk past homeless people and do nothing for them. I'm sick of every rich fochers success story who do nothing in the real world for anyone else. Even SaltBae's parents still live in poverty. WTF is wrong with people. Bozo's Amazon employees live in cars while he spends a trillion dollars on a private yacht. There's literally no humanity left.
I met hunter hammonds recently at NYC. That guy is one of best networker i have ever seen. Sat with him for 2 hours. He us a genius when comes to sales
entrepreneurship often requires adaptability, responsiveness to customer needs, and an understanding of the market. Ignoring feedback and market trends can lead to making products or services that no one wants or needs, ultimately leading to business failure. In reality, the best approach is usually to be open to feedback, willing to pivot when necessary, and deeply in tune with your customers' needs and market dynamics.
I think starter story have prodcutized channel, too. the content include similar aspect and details, not like others dopamine succesful story may got too much motivation or over-simple action steps.
Hunter has mastered the art of speaking without giving out any information
because he's lying about everything. This website is worth $10 million because I say so.
yeah garbage episode
Yep, all the buzzwords
Looks like he has some insanely good contacts as well helping run these businesses.
I love that he's flipped the "12 startups in 12 months" into "12 million dollars startups in 12 months"
If you listen to these guys talk long enough you’ll start to hear the 💩
8:38 typo
Loved this video
oh really? what did you learn then
100% feels like bluff with those numbers . I understand you want to promote , but why bluff the numbers ?
Hitting a million with in a month after launching ?
actually possible if the influencer they partner has dedicated fans, like Ali Abdaal
@@thinklet7 He said 1M ARR (so probably 80k rev a month at that point)
It's very possible as some of the people he's teamed up with would probably have brought clients with them. I've seen a 1m run rate acheived in months no problems.
i just want to know how do they find clients
There are plenty of ways,
One of the best one is "Cold Outreach"
They're charging loads of money for already existing services, such premium service very wow.
3:46 😮
Sums it up: connections
I'd love to listen to all these videos on a podcast.
I encourage you to go back and get more information and ask more indepth questions you need a tablet with your questions written down
What are the business outgoings? Can’t get my head around these figures in such short period of time
Were you going for a run after the interview?
This goes against everything I hear from founders. He should be making one of these worth 100MM and dropping the others like a rock. His story seems sus to me
Sam Parr wouldn't get out of bed unless there is a potential $50M he is obsessed with money, Dan Koa seem pretty cool
Amazing video! I'm working on a productized business for marketing games, however, I need to get the systems in place which takes time. Do you process payments directly on the website?
Can u start a podcast please
Im gunna open 1 million businesses if each make 1 dollar a month i will be making a million dollars a month simple.
Blows my mind how this dude talks to millionaires wearing cheap shorts. I mean dude, is it too hard to wear pants?. Caveman.
When I quit my corporate job I refused to wear shorts 364 days out of the year.
@@starterstory so what? Do we have to see your hairy legs? Makes no sense
One of my best friends is a deca millionaire and wears camo shorts every day.... Not sure what shorts have to due with anything.
@@JasonSpasoff They have to do with 1000s people audience watching.
Rocking the shorts Pat!
none of this was done by himself. Did no one hear him say that he PARTNERED with FAMOUS content creators.
Upspeak is the worst
Pretty much a very high-level scam
Not an informative episode at all.
Sounds like snake oil to me. Buzzwords but not mych actual information.
I've personally launched 7 failing businesses in the last 3 years and I'm launching my 8th in the next week. Stay tuned 😁
Hahaha love this
Way to go, mate
That’s the spirit haha. Do you already have a website? I am starting my web design agency very soon. I want to gather some testimonials and experience on client handling. Would love to come in contact with you to see if we are a good fit 👊
Good luck!
Best
Yeah this whole productized service stuff doesn't make sense and it's just another way of saying "on retainer". Also the pricing doesn't even make sense. For example HeyFriends offers 20 hours of editing for 4000$/mo. That comes out to 200$/h which is way higher than even top editors go for. The model for all of his businesses is basically outsourcing editing work at an egregious price and creating 0 added value. I just don't see who the customer is here. He's either bullshitting about the numbers to eventually sell a course or people are actually dumb enough to overpay for these services.
alot more goes into building a UA-cam channel loll. Editing is just a piece of the equation . When you get to sell to audiences the size of Ali's the numbers make perfect sense. Youre just too small minded lmao. Makes sense tho since all u do is spend ur time playing league of legends lolllll
Why do you have 14k subs and no videos?
I think a lot of productized services will end up going by the wayside once business institutes CGPT and all the other AI. Also, $10K for 6 finished videos/month is the very high end of the market. Mom & Pop and small biz is not paying anything near those rates. I too want to know how'd you get 14K subs w/no videos! Inquiring minds and all that sh&t! lol.
@@cgarv101 I made videos a long time ago and just privated all of them
@@cgarv101 i don't think so. we already use chatgpt and our clients are to lazy to use it themselves or they don't even have enough time to use chatgpt
Yeah… I’m not feeling this one too much. It just feels like “Try a bunch of crap until something sticks”. Been there, done that, and yes it makes some sort of progress but it’s much more of a shot in the dark than all your previous guests that had a unique factor to them that allowed them to leverage and build.
To price a yootube editing service for 10K/month is bullshiit. Why? Because for 10K I can hire a full-time filmmaker who brings his own equipment, edits and does everything else. Realisticly, depending on the location 5K per month will also get you a good full-time filmmaker to work on your project. I am not buying any of this, and neither should you. And no, I am not a hater. I work on projects with my business and know the industry.
yeah, you know the industry but his clients don't.
I think this is basically a scam. He even said it more or less overtly. "Most people churn." Meaning when they find out that what they get is not worth very much.@@heikorudi6105
great dude...but uninsightful...hard work...great network...some nugets but overall the same PR bullshit
I'd argue that this isn't a starter story. He knows exactly what he's doing and has tons if experience in the past. Not as much useful nuggets for me use as a beginner
Almost nothing to learn from this. Just a victory lap for this guy who’s got way more capital, resources, and connections than most watching this
He built that network. Seeing what happens when you commit to networking is a good enough takeaway from the video
Nobody's gonna serve you anything on a golden plate.
🤌🏻 What to learn from this :
✅️ Build YOUR network
✅️ Make & Publish Content (self marketing)
✅️ Get very good at something
✅️ Build a business around what u know
✅️ Use your network to scale that businesses.
✅️ Diversify & Plan for next business
✅️ Repeat ...
✅️ Then have your own victory lap 🤷🏻♂️
Okay I'm going to share how he did this. I've watched all the podcasts he was in, and read all his threads about it.
- He built multiple successful agencies in the last 15 years (this is the key part, most people think this happened in 1 year)
- He is well connected to the good teams because of this one
- He sold his latest agency, which was an 8 figure company - so he had cash in hand
- He's enrolled in Sam Parr's networking group, an expensive and selective networking group.
- He met with Sahil Bloom there.
- Sahil has a reach of 2.5 million across several platforms, and he also had money from his Private equity days + newsletter business
- They decided to team up, Hunter is building the teams/handling the operation while Sahil (who has access to every creator in the world) arranges the creator deals
@@BironClark
Thanks, I came to comments to write this.
we dont have to wonder why success hasnt found you yet🥴
He also has a really, really funny and cool co-founder. Just saying.
And don't forget good looking.
Clearly I’m the better looking of us
No one actually believes this right lmao
Shoutout to Brett at DesignJoy -- one of the first guys I've heard that built a productized design service model.
first one was design pickle
I'd like to see this same interview with much more detail in the systems, processes and sales info.
Been eager for more content from you since I first came across this channel last week! Love the format, and perfect length of videos.
Thank you. We got so many more on the way!
The key person of influence aka the influencers/entrepreneurs like Ali aabdaal helped these businesses scale
1) How does he market his businesses?
2) How does he convince someone like Ali to work with him?
Love your content; this episode seems so hard to get my head around regarding how to start.
Those are what you call the unknowns of business.
Those opportunities only come to those who go with the flow and keep pushing.
he market by influencer partner
he said he's already well networked, he knows these creators already after building his personal brand for years
his partner is Sahil Bloom - who has a massive reach, and in charge of contacting to influencers
YOu have to buy the product to find out. I"m sure their is a link in the description how you can be rich too.
1) by using his influencer friends
2) he is friends with him
A lot of vagueness.
he wins because he starts these businesses with good distribution and high reputation people
He said allllll of this to say what????????
There are a lot of chat and words but useless information !! Nothing he said makes sense..
wow.
that's all super cool but, after all these successes still working 10 hours a day? I think success is in business, in relationships, in family, in spending time in nature without devices, traveling... let's have all !
how is it a 1M dollar company if its isnt cash flowing yet?? please elaborate on the part of the intro that basically tell viewers to stop watching....
Cool video. Different but cool! A good reminder to aim high and go premium with your offering. And always be networking
was gonna watch,but saw the comments
Classic "UA-cam Guru" video. All fluff and nothing tangible.
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13:31 "Share publicly what I'm doing" + "building an audience"
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This was a ton of fun. Thanks for having me Pat! Shout out to Marco too!
Love that what we’re doing seems hard to believe. People still have a lot to learn about the power of distribution.
I really enjoyed this interview - you have a fascinating career history! I subscribed in case you ever decide to share more and start building that audience 😊
Loved the interview! I've been watching productized services blow up recently and I think it's super exciting! Where are you based out of btw?
Next time maybe give more actual details, as other commenters said, this was just a victory lap for someone with way more capital and connections than most people, without any real advice or substance
Ah ah ah, so much nose touching 😉 Let me save you 15 mins. Strategy: find some influencers to push anything you have, and bam! 1million
That's cool.. you end up with a million dollars a month and then walk past homeless people and do nothing for them. I'm sick of every rich fochers success story who do nothing in the real world for anyone else. Even SaltBae's parents still live in poverty. WTF is wrong with people. Bozo's Amazon employees live in cars while he spends a trillion dollars on a private yacht. There's literally no humanity left.
Wow weeeee
arc4life
I met hunter hammonds recently at NYC. That guy is one of best networker i have ever seen. Sat with him for 2 hours. He us a genius when comes to sales
0 lessons learnt, garbage
please do more conversations with this guy, this is goooold!!!! yes awesome!
I am calling "cap"
Can you help me build a small business
Nobody is going to swoop down and magically help you.
Watch a few of our videos, take some nuggets, and then GET STARTED.
Good video Pat. Hunter has his head screwed on.
👍👍👍
Anyone from texas , looking for team up to do digital design business as a side hustle , 🙌🤠🇺🇸✌️
entrepreneurship often requires adaptability, responsiveness to customer needs, and an understanding of the market. Ignoring feedback and market trends can lead to making products or services that no one wants or needs, ultimately leading to business failure. In reality, the best approach is usually to be open to feedback, willing to pivot when necessary, and deeply in tune with your customers' needs and market dynamics.
I am inspired by Hunter so I will start launch a 1 billion dollar business every day selling productised bs.
He's wearing a yellowstone club hat. If he's vacationing there, he's doing alright...
Great content as always ! I am a video editor, let me know if want some help with the editing, the colors looks washed out. Thanks.
just dont understand, if its a business with lots of money, why share it and attract more competitions ?
6:04 build a productized subscription business with a product that is in demand.
Oh dan koe and ali abdal cofounders of your business. Wow
you are doing a greaat work with these videos
great videos, glad I found your channel
I think starter story have prodcutized channel, too. the content include similar aspect and details, not like others dopamine succesful story may got too much motivation or over-simple action steps.
have similiar depth in this channel, which is not too deep for a casual research, but a clear structure to oversee what people are doing
I'm implementing DAM into my business
Love this ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing insights. Thank you for the video.
I feel so lost!
Fascinating model
2nd ! Woot!
Valuable content
wonderful
Super video, super video!
Well done and great idea to start 12x businesses after a burnout...I hope you outsourced some of the work!
He didn't. He built 4
Relationships, community, tribe. These three things will propel your life in this next decade.
Great interview today!
I really love this channel! Going to meet you one day
That would be cool!
What brand is his hat?
Yellowstone club. He probably went once and got a hat lol.
Total BS
This spoke to my soul, that dude is me
Why not just focus on ONE business instead of many?
It looks like they're all partnerships in a way. So you could say his focus is on the partnerships and that's his business.
Hey, It’s Chase of Shinefy. Would you be interested in making a collaboration with us? I sent you an email.