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Now here's center. We hope you
really like you're listening to creating daily.
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There's something wrong with you. You
know that, because you and I are
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like a mullet. It is the
is the business, so he's the front
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part of the haircut and then I'm
the party in the back. I think
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they're hilarious. Speaks to me.
It's like he's saying what I'm thinking.
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What is up all you creators out
there? Hope you're doing great today another
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episode of creating daily. I believe
this is like episode number twenty five.
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You know, ever going live every
single day. I just forget, but
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I'm excited about today show. Get
a great line up for you. I'm
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going to be joined here in a
few minutes by my friend Jason Hill,
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the founder of our APP, which
is an APP where you, as an
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expert, can jump on, share
your knowledge, share your advice, share
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your expertise and get compensated for to
get paid. I don't know how many
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of you have been on calls before
that are supposed to be five minutes,
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ten minutes. It goes forty five
minutes to an hour and then you're like,
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oh my gosh, it'sme all this
time and then that person calls you
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back later and goes hey, man, that advice he gave me a crush,
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I mean a couple thousand bucks or
whatever, and you're like that's great,
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dude, because I made no money
in spent an hour on the phone
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with you. Maybe that's just my
green talking, I don't know. But
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anyway, when I came across Jason
on Clubhouse, learned about this APP that
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backed in was in development now has
been released. Super Super Cool, guys,
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super cool APP, and he's a
podcast or live streamer, financial advisor,
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so he gets all this stuff for
creators just like you and I.
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So that is who I'm going to
have one here in just a few minutes.
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But, as you know, I
always have a couple segments, so
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let's go ahead and jump into a
tool. Time. What it's till time
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with creating daily all right, so
this tool right here, actually I talked
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about it quite a bit because typically
it's a sponsor of a different segment on
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on every other week or so.
But one sheet pro, you guys heard
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me talk about it so many times, has launched a new feature which I
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absolutely love, especially doing a daily
show, and look for multiple guests per
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week. And that is a guest
application feature. So if you go to
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onheet, dot pro slash Billy Thorpe
and you go to my live stream section,
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it now says apply to be a
guest on the show. I have
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a little form there you can apply. It's awesome and it comes right into
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a messaging system within there, within
their website, and I can just go
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through there and filter super quick as
a host of who do I want to
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invite on the show. So instead
of just sending out, you know,
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links or whatever like, I can
vet my guests a little bit better or
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just openly invite creators to be on
the show. So this is my open
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invite to you. If you want
to be on the show, go to
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one sheet, dot pro slash Billy
Thorpe, click on the live stream creating
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daily live stream and hit applies the
guests and you can apply and I will
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get in touch with you if that
works out and if it's a conversation I
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want to have with your or whatever, we will come up with the show
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idea if it's good fit. So
there you go. There's that. Now
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I'm going to do a little creator
highlight. Creator highlights no cooking necessary and
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no assembly required. It's got to
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probably what I've drink a little too
much of, as you can hear it
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in my voice. I am speeding
right through these segments so we can get
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over to Jason here in a moment. And today's hot creater highlight goes to
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my friend over at the inspired way
podcast, Tim Douglass. Super Nice Guy.
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Go check out this podcast. This
shows is literally designed to inspire you
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and empower you to face like the
daily storms alive. A super encouraging guy,
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super great creator, so go check
him out. The inspired way podcast.
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Tim, if you're listening, appreciate
your man always encouraging. When we
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jump on calls, so I appreciate
that. Now, without further ado,
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I want to bring my friend Jason
on, the founder of Ol APP in,
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and let's learn about this APP and
what it can do for you as
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a creator in an expert. Jason, what's up, my man? Good
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to see you. What's going on? Billy? Welcome, everyone excited to
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be on the show. Just learned
about coffee. I just purchased a coffee
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maker. It's arriving today, so
it looks like I have a new brand.
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I could give a test, so
I'm excited about that. I just
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learned something about podcasting. Right,
I have a guest list. It's all
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manual, so I should do what
you're doing right. I run the Shrim
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tank podcast. Don't over two hundred
episodes and we're always kind of get in
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different emails and it gets out of
control. Who should come on the show.
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So I'm going to take some of
your tips and of course I'm not
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paying you for those tips right now. If it was done an owl right,
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you would have been paid for that
value received. You know what everyone
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creating daily is now going on out
exclusively where we need to go to group
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calls on there's anything that's one day, one day, maybe would they write.
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Well, Jason, men, you're
what I love about you is you're
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not just somebody who developed an APP, but you you're a man of many
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hats, of many talents. Your
podcast, or just like my I am
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a live streamer, just like I
am, and you've really developed this pretty
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cool APP called Owl. So,
men, take a few minutes and just
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tell us what is our APP and
kind of like the Thirtyzero, you know,
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foot view, if you will,
of like what you created this thing
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to do, because it's pretty amazing. Thank you. I appreciate it and
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I'm sure many people are listening or
thinking, Oh, another APP, right.
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We all have so many that we
downloaded and then we never use right,
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and this APP is really designed to
get advice at a moment's notice.
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We've all been on Google, we've
all been on Youtube and we've all gone
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in frustrated before, every one of
us, or even eight hundred numbers where
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you just can't get the right person
on the line. But imagine billy's on
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Owl, right and he's available to
have a chat for ten dollars for ten
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minutes. As an example, billy
cause said his price, what he feels,
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his time is worth and his value. You know that he's providing to
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his audience. And now you have
a question about podcasting where you don't know
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what podcast might to purchase, you
don't know how to monetize your podcast.
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Well, you get access to call
billy and Billy's happy to take your call
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because he said I'm available and I'm
not going to do these calls for free.
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No more tire kickers, but you
could call me on now and maybe
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billy puts his schedule where he's on
owl once a week, twice a week,
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so people can follow you and when
you go active on our they get
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a notification and they go and give
you a ring as an audio phone call.
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So you don't feel the pressure as
an expert to be in a suit
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and tie and and be dressed properly, because you know when these calls are
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coming in. Right. You could
go live at nine o'clock on a Saturday
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evening and your pajamas and start giving
advice, or you could jump in the
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car. You have a threehour trip
and you can start giving advice from the
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car ride. So beauty of our
platform is it gives experts that power to
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go live at any moment. Right, they're just board. They go live
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and see if their audience wants to
check. So the person with the larger
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audience is this is going to cater
to very well because they always have people
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that want to chat with them,
right, and they're sick of getting emails.
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They're sick of getting messages to Instagram
Linkedin Tick Tock clubhouse. It's never
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ending today, right, and everyone's
trying to break through, to sell them
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lots of times. You know,
an often lot of people don't know which
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conversations they should have, so they
ignore a lot of them and there's a
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lot of opportunities that are in the
inboxes that were all wasting. But Owl
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is going to open those opportunities up
and we're seeing that. We over a
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thousand conversations last last month on the
platform wow, and it was cool to
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hear story. Or is a people
doing business and and connecting with people that
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they never typically would of and then
realize they had their guard up, they
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had a biases and all sudden they're
they're doing a podcast show together with them.
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Let's say they're meeting in person.
We had someone date going a date
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after meeting on owl, right.
So there's so many things that occurring.
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Because what is owl? It's just
eliminating friction so two people can have a
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natural conversation and hold each other accountable
in a professional setting because there's a review
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mechanism that the expert is leaving a
review for the vice seeker and the vice
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seekers leaving or you for you know, the expert themselves for the advice being
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given. So no more phony experts. You know, you see this a
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lot, unfortunately, on clubhouse,
where people could stay on there a long
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time and look professional but they don't
really back it up, you know,
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being an expert in the real life
or in the real world. So our
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platform is really going to shine light
on real experts and and really, you
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know, work on both ends.
But like Uber Right, there benefits the
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everyday person could go in and and
make an income really easily by jumping into
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Uber. And then also the passengers
get the benefits from less friction, you
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know, hailing a ride right versus
at the old school calling. You know
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that them. So with our platform
and benefits both sides, you could be
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an expert and you could be a
Biseeker. We all need advice and you
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can't take this advice and knowledge with
you. You Know One di see you
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might as well pass it on.
So, yeah, that's a little bit
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about the platform. Will do demos
today, of course. Yeah, man,
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you know, yeah, I get
my phone connected, so we'll jump
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over and show you guys how it
works as well. So this can be
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really cool and meant. One thing
that I really like about what you're doing
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as well. It's not like you've
just created this APP and you've just,
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you know, try to get everybody
to sign up, but you're really building
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a create a community of experts like
that are really, you know, in
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networking with each other. So it's
like expert to expert. And then also,
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you know, there's people coming into
the APP who maybe not be a
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quote unquote expert, but they're getting
help as well. And so, man,
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I just say hats off to you, because I think community, and
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you know this being in business for
as long as you have, and you
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know this like your net you know, the old saying is like show me
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your network and I'll show you,
you know, your net worth, and
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so you know, I don't know
how true that is, but it's the
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older I get, the more people
I know, the more opportunities of my
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sure you know my network keeps growing, the more people I meet or opportunities.
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So I love that you're bringing all
these worlds together and it really does
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solve that problem. Like for me, for instance, I do coach people,
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I do help people and I'm you
know, before ow it's done a
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lot of discovery calls and it was
oftentimes people who are just like not even
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not even to the place where I
could even help them. You know,
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more or less call me to get
help. So have you seen that in
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your in your lineup of experts,
that they're all going shoot? Thanks,
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Jason. You Save me so much
time it's amazing. And especially introverts were
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fighting right. extroverts were always good
at trying to kick someone off as zoom
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meeting or an in person meeting,
saying they had another meeting coming up.
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But introverts always felt a little guilty
trying to show someone off a phone call,
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you know, but afterwards they they
don't enjoy that feeling. They spend
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an hour on a meeting that should
have been ten minutes. So because our
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platform has a time or magnism built
in, the clock begins. So when
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someone's paying for your time they can't
mess around. Right. They're going to
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get right into, you know,
providing that advice or, as the secret,
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seeking advice, and everyone is held
accountable for let me just turn out
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my phone groops pockets are so in
general, you just you know, because
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the platform has their reviews, the
timers, it really controls a conversation.
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It gets people right into, you
know, chatting and getting to the point
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and unless rapport building, because you
already did the rapport by looking at the
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person's profile or looking at some of
the videos they have listed. And often
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you already know that person because you've
heard them in a club Housh Room talk
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and you want to have a conversation
one on one. So we're seeing a
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lot of a lot of fields.
I didn't see this coming, like we
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have a dog trainer on there and
I didn't realize like, oh my God,
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a door trainer with three hundred thousand
followers always getting calls. Then we
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had a professional wrestler. He's on
cameo and he's also getting a lot of
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messages that people want to chat with
him and learn how to become a professional
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wrestler, as an example. So
we're seeing a lot of different areas of
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expertise and it's similar to linked in
in a way. Where why are we
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on linked in? We're there to
connect with other individuals and build a network,
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and Linkedin has struggled because of the
amount of spam we get. You
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know, eighty percent of our messages
are are people always trying to solicit us
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or recruit us when, you know, when it comes to careers. But
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the twenty thirty percent, there's amazing
people that really do want to correct.
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Connecting creates energies. So this is
allowing that. It's allowing people to connect
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easier. It's not just about spending
x amount of money, you know,
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on a phone call to chatwie selling, because after the calls complete, you
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know, very similar linkedin. You
don't stay on linked in it. Things
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happen off a linkedin right. So
with our platform we hope that happens.
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We hope that you have a quick
ten minute, twenty minute call without individual
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and then jump on a podcast with
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billy right to monetize your podcast,
because maybe you have a show and the
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numbers are good but you struggle with
getting sponsorships and you you struggle with,
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you know, just the overall process
of Moneta, monetization of a show,
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which is very common in the podcast
world. Yeah, so we're seeing so
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many perch from jumping on there and
then taking off of the owl, which
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is the hope. I was just
really a limiting the friction to get two
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parties together to connect. So we
were client connect media or the end or
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the owl effect, you know after
a call, for example. So it's
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been fun. Yeah, man,
this is cool. I love what you
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guys are doing. So how are
you guys vetting, how are you and
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your team, Jason, vetting the
quote unquote experts? Because, as you
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mentioned earlier, there's all there's experts
everywhere. But how are you guys really
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saying, Hey, let's let's dig
in and find the real good people,
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which I'm on there, so I
mean you found the next anyway. But
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how are you guys betting these guys
before they are started using money on your
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platform? So step one. Everyone
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their profiles not not shown, where
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which are the experts that have their
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as well as a full bio.
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happen as a vice seeker has to
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accept our terms and conditions. Currently
we are taking a twenty percent platform feed
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for for all the calls being made
to obviously maintain the platform and also,
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you know, all the developers and
all the costs behind the scenes and the
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stripe fees that are integrated with deposits, as well as which roles. And
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then you're required to fill out a
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can't just have a profile like you
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away with not being who you are, right, because WHO's going to spend
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money on calling someone that has no
photo and has, you know, a
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fake name up there? Right?
Yes, it exists. Right, there's
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people that have any musician musical world, right, but those people have ue
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draw these in audiences, millions of
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So that's required. I fell out, a hundred percent your profile and if
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you you can't get to the next
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that, then you're required to put
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most people are going to put all
their social media handles in because some wants
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to call you. You'd be you
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you have three others. Because people
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They want to feel I trusted that
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and and and get good advice and
look at your profile first on Instagram,
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on Linkedin. So people have to
recreate themselves. They would exist as an
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expert. We're just making easier to
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at them before you actually reach out
to them and then when they apply,
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if any that is missing, I
deny it. Where I would get it?
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Because they had a techno in their
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and then take time to put their
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memorize. Or they put one social
media handle in but I could tell as
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made up thirty minutes ago, as
you're followers and it just doesn't seem to
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match. or they put something crazy
like thousand dollars for ten minutes and I
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think it's a get rich scam,
like they're going to get in your so
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and is this going to randomly call
them for thousand dollars. That's not going
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to happen. Yeah, you know, but I could tell right off googling
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them or searching that you know does. It does not add up. So
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I will reject and say you got
you have to put something more reasonable or,
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you know, give us a reason
why you could get a thousand dollars
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or ten minutes, like you know
what's going on that we don't know about,
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you know, and what an audience
are you serving? That's that's willing
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to do that now. That is
that, if everything adds up right,
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everyone is a nice ver. Look
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we've we just verify that information and
we pass you through. Look the the
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mark, the market. Does the
talk right. If you go live in
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church, thirty dollars or ten minutes, say you, you are who you
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are, and then someone calls you
and has a bad experience because they called
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a podcast expert and then they find
out you done three podcast shows and you
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really just run a show and you're
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because you haven't monetized. Well,
you're going to get a date, you're
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going to get a two threestar review
very common to like how fiver works with
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reviews, when the day right and
and all sudden, like, who's going
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to call you again if you if
you try to take that first call like
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you were an expert. So it's
really hard to fake it when you're having
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a natural conversation, when someone's calling
you about your specific expertise. And if
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you listen expertise are not really an
expert in, which is very common where
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people list twenty items today. If
you're not that, then don't list it,
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because if someone calls you and starts
asking questions, they're going to Ding
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you. So I really recommend listening
exactly what you're an expert in and then
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going from there. and and it's
self policing because over time the reviews will
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kick in and and at that time
if someone falls below a certain threshold,
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unfortune we're going to have to remove
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the quality that we're looking for being
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really it's about a self serve and
if you have an audience like you do
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a running a show and you're on
clubhouse joels close out of clubouse room,
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you give value in that room for
an hour moderating room with others. All
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the moderators can end the room saying
hey, we're all going to head over
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to and he wants to talk with
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being recorded. You could, you
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your mind, and that's a huge
advantage that we had. The Club House
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is not offers. Not everyone wants
to be in a public room being recorded
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asking questions, especially on like mental
health or something personal about their business that
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they don't want others to really know
about it. They're having a strong everyone,
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I struggles in their business and the
need cell but one on one is
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where it's going to happen, on
an audio call and anyone in clubouse it
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is going to be uge for them
because they have an audience, are ready
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and they're spending time in the rooms
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really, you know, we see
that. The market will answer that question.
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not a fault, that's your fault. You're charging too much right and you
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don't have the audience to serve.
So it's like linkedin. How many of
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your reach out from bringing your Profilendin
Zero Right. They reach out after you
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do a post and and then they
see that you have valuable content from the
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post, either a video or or
messaging or text or copy, and then
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they say, hey, how do
I get in touch? You're just you
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know, at that point the traditional
way is, here's my calendar, links
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got up a meeting, you know, or email me. But now you
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can just respone, you can come
on owl and just follow me and when
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I go alive, you call me. I'm available every Tuesday from ten to
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twelve on a first come, first
come, first serve basis. So we
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could actually help people filter through all
the the BS, you know, part
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of my French you know, and
get the get the people that really truly
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are not soliciting them from linkedin or
clubhouse, onto real, genuine conversations with
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that individual. And at that the
end results will be will be better business
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and more professionalism, which is lacking
in social media. People get away with
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with dashing companies, people get away
with just, you know, taking things
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out of context because of a text
message or a message on social media and
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it was taking a different way.
But on a conversation it doesn't happen.
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As often. Yeah, so it's
going to be awesome to really, you
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know, keep everyone professional. So
I would say we're going to cater more
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to the linkedin audience where the Combo
clubhouse in there, because the audio technology,
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but more accountability than club house because
of the one on one in the
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reviews. Yeah, man, I
like what you guys are doing and I
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think that vetting process and I remember
early on, you know, when you
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who are looking for the first few
experts to come on the platform, you
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know, even with people you already
knew from clubhouse that you would already kind
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of vetted by having conversations, you're
still like, Hey, this is a
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rigorous you know. So from the
very beginning there wasn't like that good old
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boy system like yeah, you're just
in to be in. Like you guys
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have really set the standard of of
you know, really vetting these experts.
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So so, Jason, I love
it, man. I think you've given
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us a killer overview of kind of
some of the use cases and all that,
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and we can talk about some more
of it, but I want to
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jump in actually look at the APP
because I I've got my old speaking of
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technology, you have full it all
works out here. I'm going to bring
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in the OWL APP and then we
can, oh, say, I got
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to get the right one. I
got the old Beta version. there.
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Here we go. All right.
So I'm going to I'm going to jump
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over this screen. So this is
right, when I come into the APP
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as a as a creator, I'll
say, or as an expert on the
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platform. And then I just set
my time limit right so I can say
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if I'm available for an hour or
two hours or twenty minutes. So I'm
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going to say I'm available for five
minutes. That way, I feel bad
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if nobody, if somebody starts calling
me. Sure, I hope. So
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someone calls here. This will be
fun and it's somebody. And then somebody
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jumps right in right. So then
now I'm ready. And what I do
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now? I just hang out.
I'm just yeah, so hit the acts
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at the top corner. Okay,
and let's go. Let's go over to
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your profile. It does that a
reminder of five minutes or POPs up again.
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Okay, so go ahead and hit
so active owls, that top category
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shows green dots next to people's head
chat. That shows that the person is
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active and they will accept your call
based on the price. There listening right
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now in a Beta. We're doing
dollar calls on purpose, and you can
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see you're up at the top there. So Click your profile now you are
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who you are. So usually where
it says call for one one dollar for
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ten minutes, that would be green
and and then you could click it.
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So go ahead and exit out and
click someone else's so we could demonstrate.
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What do we look like? On
on on any any other person, for
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example? I see if there's anybody
I know that I'll just okay, Paul.
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I don't know him personally, but
okay, here we go. Yeah,
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so see how now it's his call
for one dollar. Oh yeah,
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so you could see that he has
reviews listed, how many calls he's taken,
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how many followers. So it's really
cool is you could look back at
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their reviews right here and and really
get an idea, like what did people
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think about speaking with with Paul?
Right, he's got all these five star
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use and there's got to be a
reason why everyone loves talking to Paul at
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to keep leaving him positive reviews.
And he's got that many calls take right
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and and I can tell you what
that Paul is a ultimate connector. He's
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on club house a lot. He
has a cigar company, he's on TV.
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He, you know, knows Hollywood
very well and he has got a
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lot of deep connections there. He's
always connecting people. So, so Paul
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and I have been great friends.
He's visited Florid, he's come on my
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podcast show and he really enjoys the
platform. And and the beauty of this
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is you could read all his bio
right there. You could click some of
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his instagram adals, facebook, Linkedin, twitter. One day will add other
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ones like clubhouse and tick tock,
for example, or Youtube. And what's
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cool is like you could get,
you know, fall understanding about Paul right
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there, very similar to like a
linkedin bio or clubhouse by yeah, so,
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yeah, and then what happens is
like you're searching the APP. I'm
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going to log in right now and
actually call you, and what's going to
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happen is your phone will start ringing. So we'll show the audience what does
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this do? And and if I
was following you, I would get a
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notification to know that, Hey,
I should I should go call and I'm
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going to put podcasts help. And
let's say I was in emergency. Any
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podcasts up? I call you.
Okay, so go ahead and allow the
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the microphone. Okay, now it's
just okay. So, so you see
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me calling, so go ahead and
pick it up. All right. Okay,
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so I muted myself so you don't
hear me. But in this situation
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we're in a conversation. The the
clock is ticking ten minutes. I put
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a topic an agenda. I wanted
to ask some questions about podcasting. And
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you know, what microphones should I
buy? Billy? You know I'm about
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to start a podcast. You know
I'm an Amazon a. You know the
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thirty one has five starties, but
the two hundred one has five starties.
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It's a really a big difference,
billy, between those two microphones. All
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right, yeah, man, this
is cool. And so and now what
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happens when the time we runs out, which I know, but I'm asking
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for the sake of the audience here. Yeah, so, for the sake
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is I could ask for more time. So I had a different screen and
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I am going to go ahead and
request ten more minutes. Go ahead and
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accept. Yep. So now I
just paid. You know, let's say
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this call was ten dollars for the
first ten minutes. I asked for another
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ten minutes would be now. You
all send you're the expert. You just
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got twenty dollars for giving advice.
And then, additionally, you can move
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them over to a zoom meeting.
Say Hey, you really want more information
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and you want to hire me long
term. Message me on Instagram. My
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profiles right there. Provide me your
email. I'll send you an email.
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Set up a real meeting and and
people could be really creative. You say
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whatever you spend on me an owl, all eventually deduct it off of you
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know, the package price. I
usually charge people two thousand dollars a month
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for six months straight, where I
twelvezero dollars. And in this case you
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spend a hundred dollars an owl.
I'll take that off because I was starting
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my consultation on owl. So you
have a lot of people that are going
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to start their consultations because it holds
those people accountable to not wasting their time.
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And and you see the timer.
It's clicking right and you got to
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reject it. So here's another example. So if I request more time and
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hit reject on here, because let's
say you have a meeting to Thir s
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coming up and four minutes away and
the person wants to talk to you more.
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But you can where you add you
plan that you'd be on owl for
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one hour and you can accept the
call. You nicely say, Hey,
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I can't take that that additional time
and extension. Follow me. I'll be
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back next week, you know,
same time or later today. I'll pop
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back on. Do you want me
to pop back on at two o'clock,
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three o'clock then and then call me
again. So we are going to build
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out some cool features with waiting lists
and pinion people, you know. But
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also, I'm annoying, the expert
very important. We don't want experts to
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get and, you know, killed
like they do right now on Linkedin and
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clubhouse with qusings things. Then it
becomes like all of their platforms were experts
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get annoyed. I don't want to
do it. You're really favoring the experts
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here to give them that that control
back which is missing on all the all
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these other platforms. Yeah, man, this is cool. I mean I
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think you guys have actually done some
updates since I was really heavy into here.
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So man, this looks great.
You know, I love how it
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works and I love too, that
I can actually see your bio so I
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know who I'm talking to. It's
not just as the as by seeker,
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but it's also as the expert.
I can go okay, who is this
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guy? What does he do?
And I can actually probably get, you
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know, a lot of contexts just
from yeah, your your bio. So
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what's this showing? This is my
screen. So I have a different screen.
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It shows it shows I knew how
I was calling, so I don't
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need your bio. Right, Oh
yeah, and and in general I'm able
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to add more time on a spot. Right. So the beauty is your
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screen shows who I am because I
called you at random. But my screen
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is really paying attention to spending more
time with you know, spend more time
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with billy and spending more money on
billy. So the expert knows that they're
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their focus is not on you know, it gives zillion different things. It's
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focused purely on calling you know that
expert, and and not on other platforms.
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So we wanted to keep it very
simple, because the more things you
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put in front of people, the
more confused they they start start getting if
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they're surfing your instagram account or Linkedin
Acount, whatever it might be. So
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and you even have hobbies and interest
there. So that way, in the
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event we're talking, you literally can
say, Oh my God, you like
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voting, I like voting, right, and it just helps the conversation when
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you're giving advice, knowing some of
their hobbies and how maybe you know when
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you're giving podcastic advice in your situation, like hey, why don't you create
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a podcasts you know, but extension
on the boating side, because you know
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you love doing that and it will
play well into you know, storting your
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show, whatever might be, where
people didn't think about that aspect, you
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know, when it comes to podcasting. Let's say, all right. So,
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yeah, so this is the expertize. So I'm going in this call.
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So, so we're done and I'm
saying yes, okay, cool.
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Now now I can review you correct
as a call or so overall experience,
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Jason, was great. There we
go. Yep, this iself creative.
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I get on the fly. All
Right, go, Oh, and then
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I get to set my availability once
more. Is that what it's going to
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yeah, because it expired. What
you said up for five minutes. Yeah,
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so we have an automated time.
Or say hey, by the way,
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Bill, you're not live anymore because
you're five minutes, you know,
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ended while we were on a call. So the beauty of the reminder is
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now you're like, oh, should
I go back available and set it again,
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and you always get a reminder when
five minutes is left as well.
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So our at works where you're not
in the APP very important. It works
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in the capacity that you could go
live and put your phone next to your
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computer on silent mode and we send
a notification that range. So when their
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phone rings you could pick it up
and you don't have to send an owl
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all day right. That's the really
nice benefit of our platform. Now you
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do have to configure settings properly to
allow notifications, because if you don't allow
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notifications you're not going to get the
ringer unless you're in the APP. So
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you have to allow notifications and you
also have to put your ringer on when
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you go live on owl to make
sure your phone it gets the ring tones.
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You don't miss it if it's a
silent vibration. A lot of people
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at the ringers off, depending on
their phone settings, will just do a
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soft vibration and they miss it by
accident. So definitely, if you're getting
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pay for your time, you don't
want to miss calls and I'm going to
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show you one other screen. I'm
going to gonna write a review for you,
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because the difference is your review is
a lot larger. Right, you
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gave me advice. You're reviewing me
as the advice seeker, just to make
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sure I was professional. I'm reviewing
you for the actual advice being provided.
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So likely you're always going to leave
a five star for me write. The
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more people you get. You don't. You're not going to, you know,
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give a customer negative review unless they
did something completely unappropriate. Right.
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But vice versa. Experts should not
always be getting five star reviews. I
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could say, you know, billy, you know, didn't really provide the
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answer to my questions. He said
he was an expert, you know,
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in surfing, but he really only
start four or five times. Non Expert
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Surfing, right, so that kind
of didn't make sense. Why he listed
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that? Right, he really is
an expert podcasting and and he really was
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just talking about how he serves in
and podcast while he's hers. I don't
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know. So the point is that
there reviews really hold everyone accountable on the
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platform and, most portantly, the
vice seeker. So if the vice seeker
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you know, I'll use a simple
example. You know, sees a female
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on the platform and says who I'm
going to call this female. You know,
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they live in my local town and
really try to get you know,
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try to you know, ask her
out on a date right when they're that
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person's not there for that reason and
that would make that person uncomfortable. Well,
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now she could dig the advice seeker
saying person called me right and was
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saying inappropriate things during the conversation.
And this happens more with females and the
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men, you know, on the
on these type of platforms like Linkedin and
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club house, especially in messaging services, you know behind the scenes that no
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one is seeing. So our platform
will hold those people accountable on both ends.
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So, and I think that's what
people are really enjoying, because all
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these other platforms exist that are amazing, right, group settings, group forums,
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but you know, when you're one
on one, you know it's it's
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a different type of setting. It's
like it's like when you go to a
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a big event in Las Vegas,
right, the big conventions, and we
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all love it. There's awesome speakers, then you have a small breakout rooms,
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but then you're always outside of those, talking one on one with with
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people, and whenever you look at
these big events, you always hear from
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everyone. You know, the event
was awesome, but you know what?
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I loved when I was speaking one
on one with that person, you know,
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you know, when they were not
on the microphone in front of everyone,
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when it was just one on one
and no one's listening, and I
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got so much value from that person. So that's what our ploplems doing.
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CLUBHOUSE is amazing, linkedin audios coming
out, it will probably amazing. Twitter
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space is amazing, but but this
all can can compliment it. You know
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very well where one I wants to
not exist right now on these platforms,
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or if they do, they're not
held accountable for the one ones exactly there
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there's no accountability and there's no modestization
opportunity. You know, for somebody like
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me WHO's like I want to get
paid, to be a content creator,
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to be a consultant, you know, I can get on clubhouse and spend
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all day given away grade advice,
free advice, but it doesn't benefit me
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in the long run at all.
So I think from a business standpoint and
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men I love the built in all
the accountability from the caller, you know,
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from the advice seeker to the advice
giver. It's like this whole community
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is built to say, Hey,
we're going to keep this thing way above
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quality, and I think that's you're
a hundred percent right man. Like clubhouse
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and you know twitter spaces and maybe
you know I mean from what I know
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about linkedin audio. I've been on
there a few times. It's more of
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a social you know, applications.
It's not a professional application. So this
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is this is no top level,
next, next level. So how do
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people? Can anyone join as an
expert right now? Can anyone join as
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an advice seeker? Yeah, so
everyone has referral coach in the men used
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to go ahead and go click the
menu that you were just showing and pretty
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much when they use your referral code
they get ten dollar sign on bonus and
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then you get a ten dollar sign
on Botus. We're running up promotion nice
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because we're new, we're new platform
and we want to get and and make
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a caller to to other experts for
one dollar. So they start learning the
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platform, because every platform doesn't matter
how much friction you try to remove.
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Right it's new, it's they don't
know where the buttons are. We all
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went into club ass of by what's
going on. You Butt in this button.
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How do you go on stage?
Right? And then one day we're
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like this easies platform ever, right, but it takes time to adjust those
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early days, and that's what we
have built a very simple platform. There
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is some friction to apply to become
an expert. That's on purpose. Yeah,
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right, because we want people to
want to become an xt we don't
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want you just jump on there and
then all sudden, like, spend ten
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seconds and you're an expert. So
those frictions are actually by design. We
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want people to have to out their
profile, have to toggle over to apply
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to become an expert, because they
we want them to want to be an
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expert. Of course, on the
platform. And then with the beauty is
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is. It's in the APP store. It's also available for android in the
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Google play store. So a lot
of android users always get kind of left
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out with these a launches and we
built it on both platforms from day one.
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It is available in the United States
and Canada only, a lot of
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reasons for the financials. Right.
We have a digital wallet built in and
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we partner with stripe. So deposits
and with drawls, we part with one
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of the best stripe and give are
earning money. So when you are in
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a thousand dollars a month and you
which right, right, there's real taxes
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that that are going to have to
be paid to the government. So Stripe
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is going to, you know,
collect information on your behalf, which makes
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the platform even more professional. How
often does clubhouse, you know, take
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someone social security number, you know, or Linkedin? Right? Never,
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never, right. But on ours
you have to, because if you want
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to take your money off the platform, which is the whole point of you
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providing advice, well, you're going
to have to go through that, that
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stripe portal, and we built an
API to connect to stripe and they're going
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to verify, you know, your
information. So that will make it even
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more professional at the end of the
day, but it also could bring in
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a lot of scammers, a lot
of freudsterters who are just trying to figure
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out how to make money off of
the platform. To get it out.
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So we did build a robust proprietary
systems with call refunds. How that is
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we're going. That's releasing this month
very somewhere. How ebay protects themselves with
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paypal. Okay, kids, you
know, doesn't arrive, you can't just
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get paid as you know a seller, which used to happen in the S,
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and then they crack the code to
realize wait until the item gets there.
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Then hold the money for seven days, right, because the purse is
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going to complain if their item has
a problem. So before we just jump
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the gun and give the person the
money, let's hold in freeze it.
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So we are we built something's very
similar to that, because we know the
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odds that. You know, if
something didn't go right, you wouldn't leave
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a positor review. So the reviews
come back into play with that mechanism,
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or no review kind of signals the
call probably dropped. So in general,
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it's really exciting as we launched these
features in the next twenty days and allow
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people to start changing their price and
and start telling their audience to come find
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them on owl. And additionally,
the search feature, you could search for
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all different types of experts. Right
now we only have about fifteen to twenty
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experts live at any given time and
about a hundred go live per day.
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00:36:02.199 --> 00:36:06.519
Okay, but in the future,
imagine a thousand experts live at one time
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and you have a question on your
mind out of the blue, and you're
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like, I could just go to
owl and outlet, where you could search
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for a grant expert. You know, you're trying to get a grant for
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your business. Search grants. Boom, expert that does grant writing services.
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You want to podcast expert, boom, right there, and there it is,
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00:36:23.519 --> 00:36:27.039
and that's right here, right,
so I can I can just jump
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in here and say choose expertise and
okay, it's kind it's text time.
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It's tax. We will do that
in hot okay, so I can even
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know this down by hoppies. This
is cool. Oh Yeah, all right.
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You want to talk about golf or
boating? Why not? Right,
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because there's a lot of people that
are going to use this up because they
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just want to have conversations about about
something that both parties are interested in.
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All right, so it's pretty cool. And then you could follow them.
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So those are the people that come
up live with a green that come up
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first when you search an expertise.
So you call him right away. Well,
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let's say nobody was live. You
could follow them, and that's why
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yours are grow gray versus gold.
Then when you follow someone like Adam Posner's
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right, he's a big he's a
big podcast expert. Right himself, he's
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on hundreds of shows. And how
cool is this one? Adam goes live.
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You're going to get a notification for
the amount of time he's live for.
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So let's say you're out the lunch
and then you get back to your
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desk. Adam was live twenty minutes
ago, but he said for the next
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hour. You're like, I'm going
to call Adam. You know I love
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podcasting and you might want them just
on your show. Hey, Adam,
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this is actually not a out of
vice giving. I just love your show.
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I've listened to it. You know
I love to see if you could
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join me on my show one day. So it's great for podcasters that you
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want to nowrow down specific experts and
invite them. And and what podcast experts
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is not going to collect your money
for a call in them for a fifty
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bucks or ten minutes. Billy,
I'm sure you baby fifty bucks, but
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it but it's worth it. No
more emailing, no where toacking forth.
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I would take that all day long
if I could get specific experts I wanted
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for a price. Instantly through an
audio call. So this is great,
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this is great. Yeah, Oh, I see a couple of people I
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know. Here we go. Yeah, we have a lot of podcasters that
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like it. So and then you
can remove people. Okay, aren'thncing the
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notifications, because lots of times you'll
have a conversation with somebody and you want
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to stay following them and we're used
to following everyone, but our systems work
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different. If you follow them,
you're going to get notification when they go
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lie. But sometimes you had a
call but then you don't want more notifications.
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You already got your information. So
we're building next month is a bucket
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where when you follow them, they
stay so in the future, if you
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want to call them again, you
just click their name and say, you
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know, Ping me when they do
go available. So so it's a double,
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you know, Standard, I guess
you could call it, where you're
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following them but then follow to actually
get a call, you know, a
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notification to call them, because we
want you to be able to save your
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contact under that Tab, my owls
at the top left corner. Okay,
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yeah, this is cool. All
right, awesome, man. Well,
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is there anything else you want to
show in the APP the video screen.
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Just hit the video button real quick, I and we created cool tick tock
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videos. So we'll be the first
platform where are all the room works,
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where the people that are lie their
video shop first. So how cool is
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is? Haven't you been on Tick
Tock? Yeah, and you're like,
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you're like, imagine you had the
abiliate call soone after watching something educational.
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Right, imagine Jordan Peterson was live
and let's say Jordan Peterson thousand dollars for
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ten minutes. That's likely what his
fate would be. But you know something,
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if I want to call it Jordan
Peterson after watching one of his amazing
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tick Tocks, I could hit call
and get connected directly to him. Well,
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we built that, right. We
build the ability to learn from an
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expert on a up to sixty second
videos, full vertical screen, and then
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get to call them. So you
could call Mary right there, right now.
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She's a green dot. And what's
cool as you could scroll so and
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scroll up and up, and then
you can see some other people. Yeah,
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and you could keep scrolling and one
day will enhance this with views,
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for example, maybe, and throw
the like button, you know, in
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there. When, in general the
benefit is there's no area out there that
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has full vertical videos that are more
educational focus. Right now, Linkedin has
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a lot, a lot of text
going on. INSTAGRAM is not focused around
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that, nor is ticktock. So
in this case you're able to go there
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and like, there's a dog trainer, he has three hundredzero followers. Right.
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You know how many people be like, Oh my God, I could
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talk to this dog trainer, he's
lie right now, or follow them because
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you like, you like what he
was talking about. So it will build
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a lot of trust and credibility and
and go ahead, hit his hit his
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instagram, for example. Let's see, he let me. I don't know
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where you went. Let me go
find him. Yeah, here we go.
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Well, where do you go,
sir? Oh yeah, fortunately,
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I'll just click here. I'll click
here and go to this person's instagram.
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Oh yeah, there you go.
Go so Sebastiano. All right, yeah,
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so there's an example, and that's
the beauty. Is You not to
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recreate yourself on our platform. This
is in a race to followers. This
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is designed for people who already have
a business operating and they have to speak
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with people, right, and this
is going to help them eliminate friction so
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we're not trying to recreate the wheel
where you have to rush to get followers,
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where you already have followers. They're
just coming in here and then they
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want to speak with you and if
they don't know you, at least they
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could filter through your solcials when they
search for that expert and do get some
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random calls, because that doesn't happen
that often on Linkedin, because they do
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find yelling game, but they're like, oh, it's person never going to
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respond, I'm not connected with them. In ours it's like follow them,
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he goes live. Connect with them
if it's in your budget. Right.
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There's not. There's someone for everyone
in your budget. Could be a podcast
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expert charging five dollars for ten minutes, when charging twozero or ten minutes,
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because at the end of the know
there's someone out there that values two thousand
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or ten minutes, and that's absolutely
fine. If I wanted to call,
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you know, Gary Vendor Chuck on
this appen, he was Fivezero, ten
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minutes. I found value for that
ten in a call. You know,
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then that's okay. Right. Yeah, maybe maybe a millionaires are like,
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well, who cares if he's lie, and I get asked everywhere. Other
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way up to beat down twelve assistant
to get through to that person, even
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though they are multibillionaire. Right.
It's very hard to get through to people
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today. So this will be a
nice platform because everyone could sneak in an
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hour or two go and live as
an expert when Peoples Oh, I don't
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have time. Is Eliminating that issue. Yeah Right. You're driving to work,
703
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go live, you're listen to music, you're at your flight gets canceled.
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Go live, make the best out
of it. Your doctor, your
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appointment canceled because they called up last
minute because they have covid. Go Live
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for that thirty minutes while you're in
your doctor's office. You know, your
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therapist, your chiropractor, whatever it
is. Everyone has cancelations. So the
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benefit of this platform is like you
could go live instantly and then share on
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your other social platforms. Hey,
I'm live on Ala and wants call me
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where? You have a big following
on Instagram, you know, hundred thousand
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plus. How hard is it?
Share in your story? I'm live,
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people view it, they go over
call you on owl. Yeah, not
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easy. That's cool, man,
and knows there when I do. That
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is their direct profile links. To
where I'll just come right to my profile
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on now. We are building that. Okay, cool, yes, coming
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thirty day. You know, Sprint
we call them. Yeah, so the
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next thirty days. Our hope is
to release that the end of a where
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you could just share your direct profile, because that's the big one. Everyone
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wants that feature. So we can
link on instagram or Linkedin is go rite
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your Proo, versus going into the
up you know, and doing the old
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school type in your name right and
then fine and finding you. So it's
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very easy. But look, we've
all got accustomed to less friction where you
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just go in and you're ready on
their profile from from another post that that
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person's done. So, yeah,
it's coming. Well, Jason, man,
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this has been an awesome conversation.
I'm glad we, you know,
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got the phone hooked up and walked
through it. I think that's a huge
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visual you know component to it.
So if anybody's listening and you're curious,
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you want to see it in action, well, one just go download the
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APP and just get on the get
on the APP, but if you want
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to check it out, make sure
you go watch the video on Youtube.
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In Jason, I really appreciate you
man really appreciate what we do in the
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Creator community. I know your creators
first and you're always trying to help people
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and in your longtime podcast or live
streamer, which I could be a whole
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another episode that we could do,
but wanted to highlight the APP in this
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episode. So, min is there
anything that I didn't didn't set you up
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to say or to that you wanted
to share it all? I guess a
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couple things. We're going live on
clubhouse. I just started working with two
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of the largest clubs and Club House
on Monday nights a PM Eastern Center time,
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and Wednesday's a PM Eastern Center time. So if anybody wants to meet
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myself asking questions about owl, I
will be in there. Billy will be
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in there, I'm assuming, multiple
weeks as well. We're going to feature
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awesome OWL experts in both of those
rooms. One is designed to help people
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monetize their expertise on Monday's and then
Wednesday's more design from the other side,
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you know, seeking advice, if
you are a advice seeker, asking a
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panel of experts. So it's really
cool to kind of start showing the clubhouse
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world about owl and and really you
know, cater to a market that has
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been waiting for this. You know
how many people have literally said, Jason,
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you know all this other stuff,
like I wanted this for so long,
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I want to build it, I
want to create my own website doing
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something similar. I've gotten that show
many times and now they're just like Hey,
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for twenty percent platform fee, I'm
done. It's all in one section.
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I'm good, let's run. I
love this. All my calls are
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going to go through there because it
just holds everybody accountable. They can look
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back at all their testimonials. You
know, year from now it's all there
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like a crm. Right, there's
a call log. They get bonuses,
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so then they could use the bonus
money to call others. So it's really
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an exciting time and I recommend everyone
just head over to billy's feed and see
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his code. You'll get ten dollars
for using billy's code. It definitely want
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to use that when entering. It's
right on the sign up process. And
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I was Owwllel, so that was
our little spinoff the owl, you know
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animal, which of course that your
else taken owl. So actually, W
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and, actually, I looks pretty
cool. Yeah, yeah, that's everything.
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Yeah, thank you, Billy.
I really appreciate it's been awesome going
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to know you, you know,
in the last year, since since we
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jumped on clubhouse in rooms together.
So I appreciate this a lot. Thank
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you, man. Yeah, man, absolutely, Jason. Well, I'll
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link all your info in the in
the description of the show episode and how
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to get in touch with you and
how to download the APP and all that
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so people can go check that out. But really appreciate you, man,
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and we'll catch you. Will catch
you later tonight. I'll be in in
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one of the OWL events alsome,
so we'll see you in like wow,
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all right, thanks for Jason Place. All right, that is it for
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today on treating daily Jason Super Awesome
Creator. Man. Really appreciate him coming
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on and check it out. Tomorrow. We're going to be live tomorrow two
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PM Eastern time. I'm going to
have my friend Kane Baron on the show.
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We're going to be talking about building
your podcast community. As today,
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this kind of goes right into that
conversation of building this community, bringing them
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over to the our LAPP and monetizing
that community, and so we're going to
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be talking about those things of building
this podcast community building that audience and then,
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once again, you can do other
things, such as bring them over
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on our and all those kinds of
things. So really appreciate everyone jumping in
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and joining. Go check it out
the replay if you if you didn't get
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a chance to see the whole episode
live here, go to youtube and look
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up creating daily and make sure you
hit that subscribe button wherever you're listening,
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00:47:20.480 --> 00:47:23.320
you're watching, or the follow button
on podcast players now. We really appreciate
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it. That's how you can support
the show and until next time, go
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create something great, go hit that
record button, go live, do whatever's
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on the inside of you, because
your message matters and that's why we do
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the show, is to inspire you
and to equip you to do what it
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is that you want to do to
change the world. All Right, we'll
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see tomorrow to PM