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The Side Hustle Project

Welcome to the Side Hustle Project, a podcast where we explore the nitty gritty details behind what it takes to start and grow a profitable side hustle. Brought to you by entrepreneur, writer and content marketing consultant, Ryan Robinson.

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00:28:38

Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman on Freelancing, Building a...

The Side Hustle Project ·

2017/11/02

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Micha Kaufman, the Founder and CEO at Fiverr - the world's largest and fastest growing freelance marketplace, built around the concept of hiring people to complete short-term gigs for you.

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00:45:51

How to Get 450,000 Email Subscribers and 1.5 Million...

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2017/10/26

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Chase Dimond, Head of Growth at The Discoverer, a community of more than 1.8 Million travelers across their social media accounts and newsletter. I actually met Chase originally back during college, when he was working on one of his first projects. Chase is an entrepreneur at heart, and in one of his first jobs out of college was with StudentBrands—formerly known as StudyBlue before it was purchased by Barnes & Noble). At that job, Chase was

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00:41:21

Starting a Blog (on the Side), Public Speaking, and...

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2017/10/19

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Poornima Vijayashanker, a founding engineer at Mint—the personal finance app that’d go on to be acquired by Intuit in 2009 for $170 Million dollars. As one of the company’s first engineers, Poornima had a huge influence on building the product and growing it with her college friend and founder, Aaron Patzer. As the daughter of an engineer, Poornima began learning to code at a young age—and was a very early adopter of the internet back when it was brand

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00:35:45

Getting 60,000 Blog Readers in 2 Months (on the Side)...

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2017/10/12

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Austin Belcak, who started the rapidly growing career blog, Cultivated Culture. Austin is a hardcore side hustler… he’s built his blog traffic up to 30,000 visitors per month, recently had a successful launch of his first online course, and has hosted multiple virtual summits with tens of thousands of attendees. Built around his experience landing jobs and interviews with companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Uber, Austin’s monetizing his skills

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00:23:44

Building Side Projects and Validating Ideas with Cat...

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2017/10/05

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Cat Noone, the founder, and CEO of her startup, Iris, where they’re building a modern-day emergency alert application for smartphones. Cat’s been a designer for over 8 years with experience designing several different products for companies like ADP. Cat also finds time to speak at conferences, mentor startups through the accelerator TechStars and angel invest in startups on the side. Cat is a huge proponent of using side projects to test your way into

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00:38:44

Becoming a Marketing Consultant, Launching Digital...

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2017/09/28

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Brian Downard, a marketing consultant, who’s been featured for his work on sites like Entrepreneur, Inc, HubSpot, and more. Brian focuses his consultancy specifically on lead generation and lead nurturing (think: helping his clients get more leads for their business through optimized channels like FB ads, GoogleAds, and organic traffic… then putting systems in place that convert more of those leads into customers). Brian started doing marketing

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00:39:01

Selling Your Products at Nordstrom and Building an...

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2017/09/26

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Jordan Jones, who started Packed Party - her company that sells highly curated gift boxes like birthday packages that feature confetti, champagne glasses, bath bombs, earrings and a hand-lettered card. Whatever the occasion, she has a party package to match. Now in Austin, Texas, Jordan actually started the company back in 2013 while she was working a full-time job here in San Francisco. The idea for Packed Party came to Jordan one night while she was

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00:25:02

Validation and the Psychology of Building Great...

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2017/09/21

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Nir Eyal, the bestselling author of Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products. Nir holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business where he’s also been a guest lecturer—Nir is a behavior investigator, angel investor, and entrepreneur who’s worked with companies like Eventbrite and ProductHunt. Nir’s started two tech companies himself, one of which was a gaming company that got acquired. On top of all this, Nir somehow finds time to sit down

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00:55:38

Identifying Startup Opportunities and Validating Your...

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2017/09/19

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Brad Feld and Dr. Sean Wise, co-authors of the bestselling business book, Startup Opportunities—which just released a second edition featuring a forward written by legendary investor Chris Sacca and commentary from The 4-Hour Workweek’s Tim Ferriss. Brad and Sean however, are much more than just authors. Both have been in the world of startups and investing for a long time—and each started their first businesses while they were students. Brad went on to

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00:36:35

Raising $1 Million Over Lunch and Growing a Startup...

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2017/09/14

In today’s episode, we’re talking to David Sanderson, the founder of Reelgood—and that’s spelled R-E-E-L-Good. Reelgood is an app that allows your to connect all of your different streaming platforms (like Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Showtime) into one single app on your computer (and soon, your mobile devices) so that you can stream everything in just one place. Originally from Canada, David has always been an entrepreneur at heart—from the traditional lemonade stand to tinkering with radios and

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00:23:15

Learn to Code: Laurence Bradford on Freelance...

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2017/09/12

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Laurence Bradford, the creator of Learn To Code With Me, her blog that teaches more than 150,000 monthly readers how to get started with becoming a developer. She also runs the Newbie Coder Warehouse Facebook Group, her community of more than 12,000 people learning how to code and helping each other along the way. Laurence also writes for publications like Forbes, Mashable, USA Today, and she works with Teachable—the online course creation platform. …

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00:35:13

From Church Minister to Saving the World (From Bad...

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2017/09/07

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Aaron Orendorff, a content strategist, copywriter, and blogger for hire. While he spends most of his time in the world of content working with companies like Shopify, and writing for sites like Mashable, LifeHacker, and Fast Company… Aaron’s story is a surprising one. He didn’t go to business school, or study to become a marketer… Aaron actually went to seminary school after graduating from college and became a church minister for a couple of years

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00:34:08

Inc Magazine Contributing Editor Jeff Haden on...

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2017/09/05

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Jeff Haden, a contributing editor at Inc Magazine, ghostwriter to some of the world’s top CEOs & entrepreneurs, speaker, and author of his own upcoming business book… This interview was very special to me—Jeff was the first person to publish my work somewhere other than just my own blog & the blogs of startups I knew… he took an article I wrote for the Buffer Blog and published it to his column on Inc Magazine, which served as the catalyst for me

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00:26:54

How to Write for Inc, Entrepreneur, Mashable and...

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2017/08/31

We’re talking to John Rampton, the Founder of Due.com—that’s spelled due.com—an online payments service (and much more) that’s great for working with contractors, freelancers, and remote employees. John is also a frequent contributor to pretty much all of the biggest online publications… Mashable, TechCrunch, Entrepreneur, Inc, Forbes, you name it… he’s probably been there. He was recently named #3 on Entrepreneur Magazine’s list of the top 50 online influencers in the world, in part due to his

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00:37:51

Selling Your Company: The First Two-women Co-founded...

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2017/08/29

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Jen Kessler and Chiara McPhee from Bizzy—an email marketing platform designed for eCommerce business owners. After meeting each other while studying at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, Jen and Chiara co-founded the company & eventually got accepted into Y-Combinator’s startup accelerator program. After that, they built a small scrappy team out of a WeWork space in downtown San Francisco and focused on growing their customer base until

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00:34:07

Growing A $160,000 Side Hustle in 1 Year And...

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2017/08/24

In today’s episode, we’re talking to Matt Feldman, the owner of Case Escape, the maker of a phone case printer that can print custom cases in a matter of just a few minutes. Matt and I co-founded Case Escape as a side hustle right after graduating from college. We worked on it together for a couple of years before I jumped into the world of startups, and Matt’s been able to grow the business significantly over the past few years.

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00:36:53

Getting Your First 100 Sales And Validating A Product...

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2017/08/22

In this episode, we’re talking to Viktor Tretyak, an IT Analyst by day and side hustler by night who’s got a growing little business selling super cool pins—and when we talk about pins today, it’s not writing utensils—think throwback pins that go on the lapel of your jacket, on shirt or backpack. These pins range from being in the image of classic VW vans to saying phrases like HUSTLE and GOOD VIBES.

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00:48:09

How to Become a Freelance Designer (on the Side) and...

The Side Hustle Project ·

2017/08/17

In this episode, we’re chatting with Ian Paget, a creative director by day and freelance designer by night. Also known as the Logo Geek, Ian’s built an incredible personal brand for himself (including 86,000 Twitter followers) and because of that, he’s been a judge on logo design competitions, he’s been interviewed by BBC’s Radio One, and much more.

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00:49:31

Steli Efti On How To Sell Like A Pro, Getting Outside...

The Side Hustle Project ·

2017/08/15

In this episode, we’re talking to Steli Efti, the CEO of Close.io – an inside sales CRM for start-ups and small-to-medium businesses.

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00:39:58

Growing Levo From Side Hustle To 8.6 Million Members...

The Side Hustle Project ·

2017/08/10

In this episode, we’re talking to Caroline Ghosn, founder, and CEO of Levo—a professional network dedicated to helping millennials in the workplace. Levo, which started as a side hustle back while Caroline was working her first job out of school at McKinsey and Company, has now grown to more than 8.6 Million members. She was recognized by Fast Company as one of the most Creative People in Business back in 2013 and she’s gone on to raise more than $8 Million in funding from top angel

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