Full Podcast with Tuom Holmberg (@TuomHolmberg), Founder of @Collector_Crypt. We chat about how Collector Crypt started, Tuom's 20+ year entrepreneur journey, and the future of Collector Crypt. Timestamps: 00:56 How Collector Crypt started 05:43 Trading Pokemon cards online 08:53 Collector Crypt vs Competitors 14:37 Reaching non crypto users 20:40 NBA Top Shot 23:56 Tuom's background 32:27 Entrepreneur tips 39:26 Solana & Collector Crypt 47:31 Ethereum vs Solana 49:58 Tuom's upbringing 53:18 Balancing family & business 56:53 Advice to build the right team 01:01:17 Collector Crypt's future

On the way to $190K MRR! As someone who has worked at other startups and consulted for many companies, I've found that the fastest way to grow a company has always been marketing. Many years ago, when I did marketing, most of the information out there was about traditional marketing: SEO / Ads / Engineering as marketing / Social media. I remember reading the book "Traction" and was super excited. It mentioned 19 traction channels: 1. Viral Marketing 2. Public Relations (PR) 3. Unconventional PR 4. Search Engine Marketing (SEM) 5. Social & Display Ads 6. Offline Ads 7. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) 8. Content Marketing 9. Email Marketing 10. Engineering as Marketing 11. Targeting Blogs 12. Business Development 13. Sales 14. Affiliate Programs 15. Existing Platforms 16. Trade Shows 17. Offline Events 18. Speaking Engagements 19. Community Building I was a pre-AI book, so you can see that things like AEO didn't exist back then. But there was no focus on growth hacking. Because it's hard to write a growth hack in a book, as things change all the time. But over time, across many businesses, I realized growth hacking is the only way to take a business from 0 to 1. And this is how I did it in the most saturated markets out there - social media scheduling tools. Wrote some of the growth hacks in the article! :)

Players that average 10/7/7/1 on 50+ FG%: — 3x MVP — 4x MVP — 3x MVP and Ben Simmons. https://t.co/f6RDjNNjNh

10am sunday, startup hub zurich: empty 10am sunday, startup hub sf: packed and people still ask me why sf is the place to build https://t.co/gTz3ZJrx3Q