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In this episode, we talk about the last 3 years and all the untold stories that have led up to us scaling thebusinessholics to the #1 Ranked Teenage Business Podcast Globally. If you enjoy, please be sure to leave a 5 star review and follow for weekly episodes!

In this episode, we talk about my SMMA journey from making no money to making thousands and the misconceptions in the online business community as a whole. We talk every misconception, the history of the space from affiliate marketing to Tai Lopez to Iman Gadhzi and the best advice we have being in the game for nearly 2 years.

In this episode, I recreate Thomas Gonnet's pitch deck creating a hypothetical SMMA from scratch. I create a random lead generation agency from scratch with med spas as my niche. As I go through this business plan, I utilize ad creatives from Gonnet's sales call and show an exact timeline and plan in which you can scale an agency. Keep in mind: I would never use this in an actual sales call. I am only using this as an example for this episode to show you in detail how the business plan works and explain to you the skills necessary to be successful in the industry. After the first 7 minutes, I go in depth with how to accumulate funding, provide a SWOT analysis, the organizational structure and how to timeline your onboarding all in the CONVERSATION STYLE OF PITCHING A NEW BUSINESS TO YOU. If you enjoy our content, please make sure to leave a review and follow us for two episode a week notifications! 0:00-4:00 (recreation of Gonnet's sales pitch with new brand)  4:00-7:00 (client demographic/geographic)  7:00-10:05 (accumulating funding)  10:05-19:55 (SWOT analysis of a beginner SMMA in the med spa niche)  19:55-24:00 (organizational structure explanation/departmentalization)  24:00-28:41 (appointment setter roles, outsourcing to VAs, explaining how everything is on you until you have the cash flow to outsource) 

In this episode, I talk about how you can use ChatGPT to grow your SMMA from scratch. As the OpenAI software has taken the world by storm, especially in the SMMA space, the need for virtual assistants/media buyers has reduced dramatically and agency owners are making way higher profit margins through the free automated process. I show you exactly how I use ChatGPT to automate my brand, eliminate the use of VAs, and how you can use the platform to create scripts, generate ideas for new ad copy, get feedback on ad copy/scripts you create, handle objections on cold call/sales calls and how you can use AI to take your brand to the next level. Listen to this episode to learn more!  0:00-2:35 (ChatGPT Overview)  2:35-22:53 (Using ChatGPT To 10x Your Agency)  22:53-30:00 (What Jobs You Can Automate) 

I tell you the system I use that gives me 25+ meetings per week, breaking down every mistake you could make when cold calling, how to handle objections, and how you can change your life forever. If you enjoy, please consider following for Wednesday and Saturday episode notifications!

In today's episode, I breakdown exactly what you should do as a beginner in the SMMA space. I explain what the gurus are not telling you, a step-by-step process of how to scale to $10k per month even if you just heard of SMMA yesterday and how you can become a six figure agency owner within the next four months. If you enjoy, please follow for 3 episode a week notifications!

In this episode, you'll learn the 4 steps needed to fast track your agency and hit your goals fast. The industry's most trending videos talk about hitting $10k their first month, finding media buyers first, why it only takes a couple hundred emails to land your first client, etc. I talk about why a lot of what you see in these videos is BS and that these gurus are just trying to sell you a lie. if you enjoy, please consider subscribing!

In this episode, we sit down with another big influencer in the SMMA space: Cody Gavin. Cody is a $200k agency owner specializing in lead generation. He talks about his story, why his closing rates are so high, and breaks down step by step what you have to do to hit that much sought after $10k pm mark. Another banger as usual and if you want to check out this episode on YouTube, Cody has posted it on his page @CodyGavin. If you enjoy, please consider subscribing!

In this episode, we bring back Rohan Singh who at 17, has been able to average $25k+ pm with his e-commerce business. He's been in the game since he was 15 and shares his most valuable tips, advice, and secrets of the industry that not a lot of people talk about. If you're interested in starting an online business, definitely check out Rohan and this episode. For more on his story, listen to Ep 53 where he goes in depth with his story and how he got to where he is today. If you enjoy, please consider subscribing!

In this episode, we bring on Youri Van Hofwegen, one of the biggest YouTubers in the YouTube Automation space. He explains his story and how he’s made hundreds of thousands through his channels. If you enjoy, please consider subscribing!

Dorian Casey is an upcoming YouTuber in the SMMA space. Just two months in, he shares his experiences with making money online. This is for all the beginners out there who are debating starting their agency and feel lost in the process. If you enjoy, please consider subscribing!

Jeremy Deg comes on to talk about how he made $120k in 90 days in the SMMA space at only 18 years old. He had only 4 months before his parents would have forced him to go to college. So in only his third month, he hit his first $10k month. He switched to consulting not soon after he hit $15k a month and made the boldest move I've ever heard of dropping the agency altogether and then going straight into consulting where he was only making hundreds of dollars to a thousand each month. Now he's back making 5+ figures a month. Listen to this episode to hear his story!

Henrik Wold, founder of the Hendz Advice Youtuber channel which is one of the fastest growing and biggest SMMA channels out there explains how he scaled his agency to 110k a month Henrik's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb6Mfq37oN02MXbGx6FYyJw 

Iman Gadzhi is the #1 Youtuber out there right now in SMMA.  We talk about his story, his tips, and how you can be like him generating a fortune of $25 million from 16 to 22. 

In this episode, Freud Vixamar, one of the most popular Youtube Automation Youtubers out there talks about how to make money outsourcing on Youtube and how he was able to make $10k in hist first 30 days doing this. Learn how you can do this by watching this episode and please consider subscribing!

In this episode, we talk with Lex Gillette, the blind long jump Paralympic champion who has won 22 gold medals since 2002 and the guy behind the motto "No Need For Sight When You Have A Vision." If you enjoy, please consider subscribing!

In this episode, Austin Abbott talks about how he was able to scale his lawn mowing business to over 100k annually mowing lawns. He started the company at the age of 16 and is now only 20 years old. If you enjoy, please download and consider subscribing!

In this episode, Rohan Singh talks about how he made his first 100k off e-commerce at the age of 15. If you enjoy, please download and consider subscribing!

The Tinder vs. Bumble war is one of the most interesting and dramatic business rivalries in the modern era. Whitney Wolfe Herd is an American entrepreneur. She is the founder and CEO of publicly traded Bumble, Inc, an online dating platform, launched in 2014. She was previously the vice president of marketing for Tinder. Wolfe Herd was named as one of 2017's and 2018's Forbes 30 Under 30, and in 2018 she was named in the Time 100 List. She was the co-founder of Tinder in 2012 and then became the founder of Bumble, Tinder's #1 competitor. In February 2021, Wolfe Herd became the world's youngest, female, self-made billionaire when she took Bumble public. She is the youngest woman to have taken a company public, at age 31. So why would a Tinder co-founder start Bumble? Listen to episode to find out!

People say as soon as I accomplish this one thing in my life, then I'll be happy. But when you achieve it, there's always another thing, and another thing after that. A lot of people fall into this loop. “When I finish school, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When I get married, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When I have kids, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When my kids get out of the house, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When I go to heaven, I’ll finally be happy”. So, it comes down to the question "What is really happiness?", a lot of people are stumped. Listen to this episode for an entertaining segment! #halfwayto100

After starting to pay football in his senior year of high school, he played JUCO ball at three different colleges until earning himself a spot as a walk on wide receiver on the USC Trojan football team. Listen o the episode to hear his amazing story! It's a full 90 minute movie!

In this episode we bring in Jared Hathaway, a track phenom in high school who had been all-state, had several D1 college offers, and turned to Youtube instead. We talk about his journey, going somewhere he was very passionate about yet somewhere that was risky. Jared talks about leaving the comfort zone, becoming a content creator, and growing as an individual through the biggest decision he's ever made. He is a huge believer in following your dreams, as the pain of regret is much greater than the pain of discipline. Listen to this episode for a mind blowing story! 

In this episode, we interview the @donisbrothers and how they have made it in the real estate business. They run the Real Estate Monopoly Podcast which has released 124 episodes, spent $70 million combined on apartments and the oldest of them is only 23!

In this episode, we sit down with rapper and investor Giorgiy Roykman AKA @funancialism. One of our best speakers ever from Episode 17 nearly a year ago, he is back today in Episode 41 to talk all about Bitcoin, crypto, investing, and Pokemon. Check out this episode for a very entertaining and informative episode! 

With Akul Ramayani, a 3x World Champion and 6x All American Racquetball Player who is a medical student at CUNY, we discuss his journey to becoming a world champion at 13. He has started his own academic initiatives as well through his @collegeproprep program which helps people get admitted and is currently doing undergraduate research with a process from Yale. On this episode, we talk motivation, the sacrifice it takes to get to that level, and self improvement. Listen to this episode releasing tomorrow to hear his story!

In this episode, we discuss Tommy’s story. As a child, he had been a victim of child abandonment that set him on a journey of neglect, instability, and emotional abuse that landed him into foster care at the age of 14. Realizing he didn’t want to be a “victim”, Tommy decided to flip the script. He started writing “The Greatest Advantage”, a novel about his life and how he overcame such a tough childhood and has sold over 8000 copies to this day. WRITING THE BOOK IN ONLY 3 MONTHS AT THE AGE OF 14, he was a published author at 15. In this powerful autobiography, he dives into the power of perspective when overcoming challenges, pushing readers to align themselves with the voice of truth as they navigate their passage to joy and productivity in spite of adversity. We all are born in different situations. It’s the choices we make that define who we will become in life.

In this episode, we discuss the pros and cons of space exploration, the impact it has on the economy, and debate if it is in America’s best interest to spend this money in other industries. According to a recent study, the U.S. government in 2021 spent over $22 billion in space travel. Should we cut this spending or increase? Listen to this episode to learn more!

In this episode, we discuss writing a book, how much money you make when writing a book, and a ton of interesting stories. Listen to this comedic segment for more!

In this segment, we discuss game theory and the whole concept behind it. In a Yale University lecture a couple years back, the professor set up an experiment where he put two individuals on the opposite side of each room with one sponge each. The game was simple: hit your opponent with your sponge. If you did not decide to throw the sponge, you would have to take one step forward which would increase your opponent’s chances of winning the game. As the two players took steps forward, one finally decided to throw the sponge and missed. The other opponent was easily keep taking steps forward and win the game. Game theory is the thought process that goes behind whether to throw the sponge or not. Watch this episode as we analyze other research study phenomena!!

In this episode, we discuss entrepreneurship and the many options people our age can choose from. Abby, an aspiring entrepreneur from Canada discusses her story. This summer, she held a summer camp just by herself charging $100 a week from all attendees. Having over 50 attendees, she has made thousands of dollars this summary alone. In addition, she has multiple vending machines where she hauls in hundreds of dollars of profit each week. What's amazing about this is that she's actually been able to convince storeowners to allow her to put her vending machine right next to their shop for free! Many of her vending machines are at outlets where hundreds to thousands of people shop each day. Listen to this fun and entertaining 30 minute segment to learn more! 

With famous top 100 podcaster and former national motocross racer Robert Leonard, we discuss his story of getting into real estate by accident. On his first day of college, his dad told him that once he graduated, he would have to start paying him rent to live at his house. He thought this was pretty fair... but wondered if there was a way around paying this rent. So... he decided to buy a house instead. Everyone thought he was crazy... his dad hadn't bought his first house until he was in his 40's and here Robert was, a first generation college student who was planning to that at 22. Three and a half years later, he bought the house and decided to rent it out. He realized that he was basically living there for free... a first real life experience in the amazing world of house hacking. Listen to this episode to learn more about his entertaining story and how he became the extraordinary man he is today!

With guest speaker Ryan Singh, we discuss the personal growth journey we've all had over the past couple of years and how COVID really served as a "quarantine revelation". What it gave us was a time to reevaluate our lives and realize that we could get 1% better each day. For many, it was an experimentation period, as the beginning stages of anything always are. We dig deep into the study of success and how it will always be exponential, and never linear. Many see success as a straight line, or something where if you put in the work for 1,2,3, even 4 months straight, you will see results. But success is never like that. Like an exponential graph, it stays at the bottom until it reaches a halfway point, where it will then shoot up. The habits, the mindset, and just this entertaining segment on how far the little things in life go will be uncovered on this comedic and motivational episode. Listen to this episode for some brilliant discussion!

With guest speaker Jim Chuong, we discuss his story and how he was able to break from the traditional path of life to skip to the end of the line. A lot of people will follow the route of going to school, getting a college education, and then getting a job. But Mr. Chuong did something different. He decided to learn about money instead and now he's a financially free self-made multi millionaire. Jim Chuong is a social media influencer who has nearly 200,000 followers on tiktok where he serves as an advocate of learning about money and helping others become financially free, just like he did. In one of our most entertaining episodes yet, we uncover big business schemes, demand and supply, and how famous figures of the top 1% have gotten where they are today. Listen to this episode to hear his amazing story and his take on how persuasion is one of the most key skills to have in life! Hope you enjoy!

With the founders of Youth for Business, we discuss different careers in an intense and entertaining debate. In this episode, one of the careers we debate is oceanography. There are trade offs to every single decision people make in life. So let's say for example, someone has a passion for oceanography, and they want to pursue it as a career. Is passion more important than financial stability? So let's say they do pursue it as a career. The opportunity cost of pursuing a career in oceanography is financial stability, but what you gain is being able to do something that you love for a living. Let's say, using the same person, they decide to pursue a career in a more lucrative field that isn't their passion. The opportunity cost of this decision is not doing something they love, but what you gain is financial stability that you can use to support a family. What's more important; passion or stability? Listen to this episode to find out! 

With author of "Roadmap to Financial Literacy" and the founder of the Empowering Economics nonprofit organization, Armiita Hosseini, we discuss psychology's impact on the everyday consumer's financial decisions. In her book, she's highlighted key concepts and the strategies of how people have made smart financial decisions and the mindset they've used. This is one of our most entertaining episodes yet, so hope you enjoy!

Through their organization, they provided the girls the opportunity to explore the field of business. In hopes to inspire other young girls, they write about the many fields encompassed in business and motivate them to find their own niche. This episode will discuss their experiences and what life is like as a female in the business world. Hope you enjoy!

With guest speaker Georgiy AKA @funancialism, we discuss growing wealth, stocks, and the importance of investing. Georgiy is a behavior analyst/rapper who advocates for financial literacy through his creative social media content. He has an incredible background and is set to retire in 10 years because of how great of an investor he is. He is a UCLA alumni with different courses, a YouTube channel, and two songs called "Lazyboy" and "To the Moon!" He is a firm believer in investing no matter what, even if you are in a tough financial situation. According to Giorgiy, there is always a reason not to invest. If someone were to lose their job, they would obviously be discouraged to invest because they would be looking at long term growth. However, that mentality of "always investing" which is what people think will take them farther away from financial security is what actually gets them there. Listen to OUR BEST EPISODE YET for more!

In this episode, we discuss the ins and outs of freelancing. There will be talk of salary, why people turn to freelancing, and how revolutionary it has become in the job world. Many people who do freelance jobs are those who are talented and want to be their own boss. They want to make their own schedules and work on their own terms. Jonny is a photographer who shoots music videos for rising singers and Josh is a twitch streamer. There is a misconception of low salaries, no security, and not knowing what the next step is, which is why many people don't freelance. However, this is not true! Listen to Episode 16, The Art of Freelancing to learn more! 

With guest speaker Jordan Eisen, the founder of the FOV Sports Podcast, we go into depth with what it’s like to podcast and everything that goes into it. He’s been podcasting since 2019 and is now starting to see immense success. In this episode, we will discuss growth strategies, marketing tactics, making episodes, and the experiences we’ve had on this journey.

In this episode, we will discuss Jaron’s journey and his secrets to growing his page. We will discuss the marketing tactics, strategy, and the opportunities his page has led him to. One of his strategies has been passing out business cards at Mets games, which is one of the way he was able to get his page from 5k to 35k in one year. He's a known celebrity in the world of sports, even at such a young age. He's had partnerships with different brands, including seat geek. 

With famous social media influencer Rahul Rai, we uncover the secrets to growing wealth and becoming a millionaire. We will discuss different tactics people have used, the mentality they're always in, and how Rahul has put himself on the path to financial freedom at such a young age. He's been in several Hollywood movies and has transitioned over to tiktok, instagram, and YouTube in more recent years. He's a firm believer in "leverage", and how much impact that one word can have in the financial world. According to Rahul, there is only a tiny percentage of people in the world who are financially literate. That's why there's not many people that have immense wealth. There are many people who waste their wealth on luxuries when they should be saving, investing in stocks, putting money in their Roth IRA, etc. Listen to this episode to learn more!

In this episode, we will take a deep dive into the world of passive income and how it can lead people to financial freedom. We will discuss house hacking, how celebrities are able to utilize their name to make more money, and generally how passive income generates money while you sleep!

In this episode, we highlight what top entrepreneurs and leading figures of the top 1% have done to get where they are. We will take a deep dive into their habits, their routines, what they do on a daily basis, and most importantly how they have made sacrifices throughout their lives to get where they are today. Their success, the determination, and their motivation will all be discussed. Join us on the first double digit episode of @thebusinessholics! Coming soon to a device near you.

In this 45 minute long segment, we explore how Parth and Johnny have seen so much success. Their marketing strategies, slogans, and the different techniques they’ve used will all be revealed. How they’ve used various digital channels like search engines, websites, social media, email, and mobile apps will be useful to entrepreneurs and those who plan to start a business.

In this episode, we explain what exactly has been going on in their GameStop stock crisis. We will discuss the subreddit forum, wallstreetbets, and why they intentionally bought up all the stocks to raise the price. We will discuss Melvin Capital’s role in all of this and how firms such as Steve Cohen’s Pivot72 were greatly affected. We will give our insight on the Robinhood trading platform, and if they’re guilty of corruption. Interesting Fact: In 2020, 35% of robinhood’s revenue came from MelvinCapital. Some believe that robinhood closed the GameStop trading platform to protect Melvin Capital. Those who believe robinhood isn’t guilty think it’s because of the 100% collateral requirement, which discourages investment because people could end up bankrupt in the process. Listen to this episode for the full story! Coming soon to a device near you!!

This is our first guest speaking episode, featuring Shawn Kathuria who is an entrepreneur and attends the Peddie School. In this hour long segment, we highlight the competition between big name companies like McDonalds vs. Burger King, Dunkin vs. Starbucks, Coca Cola vs. Pepsi, and Amazon vs. Walmart. These are the companies dominating their industry. For some of these big name companies, the competition goes back decades to the 1950s/1960s. Watch Devin, Shawn, and I discuss various marketing schemes and what these companies have done to get to the top. The Cola Wars, influencer marketing, and online ordering will be key topics. 

In this episode, we analyze the business of college sports as well as the benefits and potential drawbacks it has. Let’s start with the business of college sports. There are many college sports out there like football and basketball that are nationally televised and have lots of viewers. One might automatically think, “Yeah, these colleges are definitely making lots of revenue.” And yes, the person who said that is right. But are they profiting? No! THEY’RE ACTUALLY LOSING MONEY!! Isn’t that crazy? So now you might ask where all this money is going or how does a college bringing in millions of dollars just ends up losing all the money. We will answer the question in this episode. Additionally, we will debate whether college athletes should get paid. We will uncover the many scandals that have occurred in college sports. We will even discuss the incentives behind college sports. And now onto the benefits and potential drawbacks: So why do people play sports in high schools? One might say “To get a scholarship” or “I want to make it to the pros”. We get it. Everyone who’s played a sport has at least one time thought of going pro. So let’s say you get the scholarship to go to one of these top D1 schools. Are you academically prepared to go there? These top colleges out there like Boston College, Brown University, University of Michigan. The students who get in these schools academically are people who have taken over 8 plus AP classes. They’re academically prepared. On the other hand, there’s the athletes who get in because of their athletic talent. Are they academically prepared to handle the course rigor at a below 30 percent acceptance rate school? Watch this episode to find out!

In this episode, we analyze the pros and cons behind raising the minimum wage. The benefits of raising the minimum wage as well as the contradictions behind these benefits will be discussed. You will learn what this could do to businesses, what could happen to workers, and how employers get around paying employees paying this amount of money. By the end of this podcast, you will be able to comprehend the contradictions behind economic statistics and how numbers are not always what they seem. We will explain why fast food chains have technology to help customers order food. We will explain why the teenage unemployment rate has increased in recent years. We will explain the effect minimum wage has on households. We will even explain how statistics stem from the short term and will not translate into the long term. Just because something happens in one year does not mean it will happen in the next. Join us on this economic journey!

In this episode, we explore Freakonomics, a unique take on the economic landscape co-written by economist Steven D. Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner. Freakonomics is not your typical econ book. In fact, it is quite the contrary as it appeals to readers of all knowledge levels and interests. The book's purpose is to simply examine the hidden side of life. Topics include the truth about real-estate agents, the myths of campaign finance, and so much more. If we were to classify Freakonomics, it would be in the mysterious alternative economic genre. Join us as we uncover the secrets of an undiscovered economic scene!