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Writing a Book As an Extension of Your Business | Becky Robinson

Peter Winick

Our conversation begins with the difficult topic of measuring the ROI of a business book. Back in about it was 2014 or 2015. After that conversation, he partnered with Barbara Hendricks, who’s amazing, and they did a book with Barrett Koehler publishers, back, I think it was 2015 when the book came out, maybe 2016.

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Growth is getting hard from intensive competition, consolidation, and saturation

Andrew Chen

Paying for acquisition is one of the key channels still available, if you can find the right untapped audience segments with high ROIs. – but it’s also because competition is getting fiercer on Facebook ads, not less, which is evidenced by the rapid increase in the advertiser count as well as the increase in revenue per user. .

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The Podcast Ecosystem in 2019 – a16z’s 68 page analysis (Guest essay by Li Jin)

Andrew Chen

And in fact, the combined revenue of Headspace and Calm are more than half of the entire podcasting market. New devices made it easier to listen: Alexa launched in 2015, Google Home and AirPods in 2016. I’m looking for startups that can change the game there. The bigger idea is actually “audio”, not specifically podcasting.

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Thought Leadership and Artificial Intelligence | Spencer Ante

Peter Winick

The old media business model began to come under pressure, right, because classified ads were being disrupted by Craigslist and then Google and basically all the old like sources of revenue for traditional media began to be taken away. And this trend was accelerated with the emergence of social media in like 2005 to 2015.

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The Podcast Ecosystem in 2019 – a16z’s 68 page analysis

Andrew Chen

And in fact, the combined revenue of Headspace and Calm are more than half of the entire podcasting market. New devices made it easier to listen: Alexa launched in 2015, Google Home and AirPods in 2016. I’m looking for startups that can change the game there. The bigger idea is actually “audio”, not specifically podcasting.