Is Gusher the greatest startup engine ever? Is an idea enough? Dive into this high-energy, solution-packed, and laughs-rich chat with Chris Joyce, whose idea for Gusher is helping other bright minds get their products to market.
Chris asks, “Who’s the VIM (vested interest market)?” These are the people who will make up your team, become your most zealous initial customers, and help you bring your product to the world. Chris is founder of 24 companies in high tech, consumer goods, health, and manufacturing. His products have been sold in more than 11,000 stores in 23 countries. He has users of his tech products in 148 countries across the globe. And NOW, he sits down with Hersh on YES, BRAND, to talk about his current product.
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(0:00) Introduction and guest Chris Joyce’s approach to reaching diverse audiences
(2:01) Chris Joyce’s elevator pitch on Gusher and his motivation for starting it
(5:22) Discussion on the concept of performance based equity and its correlation with success
(7:35) Importance of having the right team for your startup and seeking expert help
(10:28) Chris Joyce’s approach to overcoming obstacles in business and the concept of ‘finagling’
(25:51) Importance of passion, honesty, and collaboration in startups
(30:17) Chris Joyce’s commitment gusher offers to businesses and Gusher’s pain points and objectives
(35:00) Overcoming the “too good to be true” perception of gusher and the market’s vetting process
(39:29) The necessity of discomfort in innovative branding and the importance of being evocative in branding
(40:08) Hersh Rephun: Wrapping up the show, encouraging reviews, promoting the podcast, and final thoughts on branding
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