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Denis Lin

Jack Groshek & Colum O'Brien (ModernAction.io)

https://modernaction.io/

Luc Meijer (Content Creator at Minimum Studio)

https://minimum.studio/  

Philip Lakin (Founder at No-Code Ops)

https://www.nocodeops.com/

Nigel Godfrey (NoCode Boss)

John Apolinar (Actor and Co-Founder of UPSAINT Apparel, Leaderboard Jobs, Sales & Partnerships at Inside)

https://inside.com/ https://www.leaderboardjobs.com/ https://www.upsaint.com/

Stephen Campbell (Founder of VirtualGhostWriter and NoCode Makers)

https://virtualghostwriter.com/ https://nocodemakers.com/ https://stepocampbell.com/

Ben Sears (Founder of Billflow.io and Growth Ranker)

Ben Sears joins Jeremy Redman in this episode of the No Code CEO Podcast, and they talk about his contributions to the no-code environment.

Darian Parrish (Co-Founder at RAD Seattle)

radseattle.com

Nikhil Vimal (Consulting Partner/Head of Ops at ChatMode)

Nikhil Vimal is a Consulting Partner at ChatMode. Chat Mode is an AI consultancy and R&D Group that helps organizations design, develop, and deploy Intelligent Automation Solutions for line-of-business use cases. Nikhil Vimal is also the Co-owner at Team Meteor.

Nikhil Vimal (Co-Founder of Team Meteor)

Nikhil Vimal is a Consulting Partner at ChatMode. Chat Mode is an AI consultancy and R&D Group that helps organizations design, develop, and deploy Intelligent Automation Solutions for line-of-business use cases. Nikhil Vimal is also the Co-founder of Team Meteor.

Seth Fannin (Founder of DocDrop)

Seth Fannin is the founder of DocDrop.io. Seth has extensive experience executing critical multimillion-dollar enterprise-level Department of Defense procurement initiatives on large programs and projects in a virtual and dynamic operating environment. Seth has managed over 50 project-based procurement customer accounts valuing $20 million from 2018-2021. He implemented a Purchasing workflow that decreased PO delivery time to the customer by 50%. He can work independently and cross-function...

Isaac Feldman (Founder @ blicode.co)

Isaac Feldman is a Multi-Functional Designer, and he is also the Founder of Blicode. The core value of Blicode is to take non-technical folks and allow them to explore technology without prior knowledge and by that truly democratizing the startup nation. You can find and follow Isaac Feldman in the following links below. Website - https://blicode.co/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/blicodeco

Felix Wong

Felix Wong is an entrepreneur, community builder, and growth hacker based in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. His work is based on his passion for helping others develop their ideas and achieve their dreams. Felix is currently the Growth Lead, APAC for AngelHub and WHub, a sister and brother company that fosters the startup ecosystem, succeeds, and offers equity crowdfunding investment for aspiring startups. These positions challenge Felix to use his skills in digital marketing, growth hacks, ...

Whit Anderson (Founder of Bad Unicorn)

Whit Anderson is the Founder of BadUnicorn. They bring some of the dumbest startup ideas to life. Every other week, we launch a funny or bad or stupid product in our newsletter. Whit is also a Market Research and Sourcing Associate at Techstars. He works closely with the 2019 Atlanta batch to analyze and refine financial models, develop and refine go-to-market strategies, conduct market research, and much more.

Mat Sherman (Founder of Growthmeter)

Mat Sherman is the Founder of Growthmeter. Growthmeter is the evolution of Mat’s podcast, Forward-Thinking Founders. He is bringing the startup magic of the bay area online so that anyone can experience the power of serendipity with other like-minded founders and investors. You can find and learn more about Mat Sherman on the following links below. Twitter - https://twitter.com/Mat_Sherman Newsletter - https://www.matsherman.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/matsherman/ You ca...

Avo Manjerian (CEO and Co-founder of Schedex)

I chat with the CEO and Co-founder of Schedex Avo Majerian.

Taylor Freund from BrandWeld

I chat with Taylor Freund from a no code agency called BrandWeld. Here's everything she's working on: http://brandweld.co http://taylerfreund.com http://CodelessMarket.com

Scott Bolinger from AppPresser

Interview with Ben Tossell from Makerpad

Ep. 45: Scott Bolinger from Apppresser talks about toddlers (and clients) tantrums, and how to handle them!

Scott Bolinger joins Jeremy to talk about the failures along the entrepreneurial way, safe work environments, and how to pick good clients (and handle the pissy ones).

Ep. 46: Ben Tossell from Makerpad thinks out loud about re-naming the no-code community

Ben Tossell joins Jeremy to talk about the learning curve and keeping the collaborative and DIY spirit of the Makerpad no-code community.

Ep. 47: Ryan Myher from No Code No Problem talks about his entrepreneurial path to no-code

TLDR;Some Good Quotes So Ben [Tossell from Makerpad], I was following, both of them and I was like looking: I was sitting there one night and I looked up no-code in Apple Podcasts and Spotify. I couldn't find anything. So I messaged Joe on Twitter and I was like, “Hey, I have this idea. I want to start the no-code podcast, and I'm going to call no problem, and I'm gonna do it.” And he's like, yeah, do it. And then like I recorded that night and the next morning I published it and here we ar...

Ep. 44: Jeremy Blalock from Adalo talks about growing and retargeting your start-up from your community feedback

TLDR;Some Good Quotes I think that being in a competitive space, it made sense to us to just give away the product for free to use it at a basic level. But you can't actually. Publish a native mobile app and you can't publish it on a custom domain for web unless you pay. So one thing is it does feel very natural for designers to use our product because it is based on sketch, essentially. But at the end of the day, it's people who are a little bit more on the PowerPoint and Excel world who ...

Ep. 43: Noel Lorenz talks about Bubble as one of the biggest tools for no-code community

TLDR;Some Good Quotes I discovered Bubble. I sat down and I like more or less finished a whole platform in two weeks. And this, after these two weeks after we launched them, like a bit later, But that was just at the point for me, where I saw the potential of no-code or these no-code tools. And, it marked a starting point of my journey into this area. I think the revenue is gonna increase [for a no-code agency], to an extent where there is no difference to a, let's say normal agency. And I...

Ep. 43: Interview With Noel Lorenz of NoCodeHQ

NoCode is the future. We talk with Noel about how The NoCode movement allows everyone to get on the same level without having a degree in computer science or know every coding language.

Ep. 42: Interview With Noel Lorenz of NoCodeHQ

NoCode is the future. We talk with Noel about how The NoCode movement allows everyone to get on the same level without having a degree in computer science or know every coding language.

Ep. 42: Joshua Tiernan from NoCode talks about the rise of the NoCode community and where it's headed

Joshua from No Code tells us about the No Code Slack channel and how the community has grown and is growing at a rapid rate. TLDR; Some Good Quotes  Um, so for me, the really exciting part of NoCode is the fact that it lowers the bar for entry to everyone. Because for me, I'm not a developer, so I've always felt like a complete imposter, like trying to build tech businesses. What the modern No Code still allows you to do is to have that same level of product, but without the technical exp...

Ep. 41: Emmanuel Straschnov tells us how to make money and build apps WITHOUT ANY CODING NECESSARY

No code? No problem. Emmanuel Straschnov makes programming as easy as just clicking a few buttons. Here are a few stand-out quotes: “If you want to be able to build anything you want, you're going to have to learn how to use the tool and you're going to have to make mistakes. You will fail.” “To me. I mean, in terms of like bubble is, you know, has the potential to become something as big as, you know, the Microsoft of the world. Honestly, because we are reinventing how programming works,...

Ep. 40: Miki Reynolds from Grid110 talks about the importance of supporting startups!

Miki Reynolds from Grid110 comes on the podcast to talk about how her company supports a wide range and variety of entrepreneurs and companies. Grid110 is an early-stage startup accelerator and community development non-profit she co-founded in 2014. Miki Reyolds: LinkenIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikireynolds/ Me: https://yourvone.com/ @yourvone

Ep. 39: Bryan from Backstage

Bryan Landers, a General Partner at Backstage Capital, comes on the podcast to talk about the investor's POV on raising funds and writing checks.

Ep. 39: Bryan from Backstage

Bryan Landers, a General Partner at Backstage Capital, comes on the podcast to talk about the investor's POV on raising funds and writing checks. What's the lowdown on the decisions VCs make and how the hell they decide to spend their money and make it worthwhile.

Ep. 38: Minnie Ingersoll talks about the Road to Working at a VC in LA

Minnie Ingersoll is the co-founder of the fast-growing car marketplace Shift and after 12 years at Google, she became a VC in LA at TenOneTen. She came on the podcast today to talk about her journey as a kickass businesswoman! https://tenoneten.net/ Minnie: @himinnie ME: https://yourvone.com/ @yourvone

Ep. 37: Was Dylan from Next Gen boring? Absolutely not!!

On today's episode of the podcast, I talk with Dylan Gambardella, an entrepreneur and the co-founder of Next Gen HQ! Take a listen to hear all about Next Gen, Dylan's thoughts on different topics, and, of course, some quality banter! Dylan: @dylangambardella @joinnextgen ME: @thejeremyredman @yourvone

Ep. 36: Frankie and Alex talk Travel

Alex and Frank(ie) are two entrepreneurs who founded "Elude," an upcoming app that makes traveling on a budget easy. They came on the podcast today to talk about Elude, profit based business, and much more!! https://www.eludetoday.com/ Frankie: @frankierozum Alex: @alexnsimon ME: https://yourvone.com/ @yourvone

Ep. 35: Sarah does Whatever it Takes. Was she boring?? I say no!

Sarah Hernholm is the founder of WIT, or Whatever it Takes, "the only college credit social entrepreneur and leadership course in the country for high school teens." She comes on the podcast today to talk to Jeremy about what she's doing, what it was like being a teacher, and so much more! Sarah: http://www.doingwit.org/ Instagram & Twitter: miss_wit www.sarahhernholm.com ME: https://yourvone.com/

Ep. 34: Was Todd's return to the podcast boring?? I don't think so.

Todd Uterstaedt, former Army officer and current CEO of Baker and Daboll returns to the podcast to discuss everything from babies to LinkedIn. Uterstaedt knows the ins and outs of business and even runs his own podcast called "From Founder to CEO." Tune in for an interesting discussion and see if Todd gets buzzed! Todd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/todduterstaedt/, https://fromfoundertoceo.com/, https://bakerdaboll.com/ ME: https://yourvone.com/

Ep. 33: Jeremy goes Hollywood!! Was Steven Levy boring?? You tell me!

Steven Levy is a talent manager at Framework Entertainment for many actors, actresses, and more in Hollywood such as Molly Shannon. This week he comes on the podcast to talk about business in Hollywood and much more! Framework Entertainment: http://frameworkent.com/ Steven's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steven.levy.14 ME: https://yourvone.com/

Ep. 32: Was Scott from AppPresser boring? I don't think so. You tell me!

Scott Bolinger, a renowned writer at AppPresser and friend of the podcast joins Jeremy to talk about the grind of starting a business, the Silicon Valley hustle, and much more! Scott's Website: https://scottbolinger.com/ ME: https://yourvone.com/ Get started today for just $197/month

Ep. 31: Was John Tabis from The Bouqs Co. boring? I don't think so. You be the judge

John Tabis from the Bouqs Co., based in LA joins me for the first ever buzzer version of the podcast. We had a BLAST talking about his shark tank experience to the best advice I've ver been given - HIS ADVICE!!! What was it???? https://bouqs.com/ https://JohnTabis.com Order some flowers!!! ME: https://yourvone.com Build your customized app for $197/month

Ep. 30: Was Blair Williams from MemberPress boring? I don't think so. Was I boring? I need to know

Blair Williams founded MemberPress (I use this on all my eCommerce sites I create). This was a fun interview and we even talk about some relevant stuff including building a niche business and knowing what customers want before they do https://blairwilliams.com/ https://memberpress.com/ Build your custom app for under $200/month, cancel anytime https://yourvone.com

Ep. 29: Being Called Flighty w/ Lee Cote

My old friend, Lee Cote, talk about being called flighty! Eff it - follow your dreams! Chasing your dreams looks "flighty" to average people. Don't be average. CHASE YO DREAMS! Built with V/One... https://yourvone.com ...build yours

Ep. 28: Entrepreneurial Sex Cult??? w/ Pia Silva

Pia Silva discusses with me, among other things, what the eff an entrepreneurial sex cult is! lol. Def Not Boring Business. She is a talent in branding and writing for Forbes - I absolutely love her branding!! Follow her and see for yurself Find her here: https://www.piasilva.com/ https://www.badassyourbrand.com/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/piasilva/#5ae9a7a45573 And me? Email questions at [email protected] - I need the questions and feedback - it'll go on air https://yourvone.com h...

Ep. 27: Twenty Twenty

Twenty Twenty lives in Australia and was beat to death (he died for 15 min) and then started a path to entrepreneurship. He gives me some advice on V/One about how to sell using my personality. Interesting to say the least. Check out V/One at: https://yourvone.com Try the frictionless feedback and gain access to your dashboard all for FREE Check http://freeneville.com for more info on Twenty Twenty His name really is Mr Twenty Twenty. He adopted it legally when he was 41 years old - to ...

Ep. 26: Success is Fleeting

"I am seriously addicted to the results only approach" -me People need direction, but how much? What's the point where you say "okay, this is too much." You can only nurture people for so long... and you have to decide if it's even worth it in the first place. If someone isn't getting results, they're wasting my time and money.

Ep. 26: Success is Fleeting

"I am seriously addicted to the results only approach" -me People need direction, but how much? What's the point where you say "okay, this is too much." You can only nurture people for so long... and you have to decide if it's worth it. If someone isn't getting results, they're wasting my time and money. I'm someone who has busted my ass to get where I am right now, so I don't want to waste my time or money on people who aren't giving me their all. People who aren't all in are essential...

Ep. 25: Is Anyone Irreplaceable

Is anyone really irreplaceable?? Jeremy squared takes on this age-old question in this new podcast. Stay tuned to find out more.

Ep. 24: When you just don't feel like, what do you do?

When you just don't feel like, what do you do? Do you give up or push through...let's discuss Jeremy explains why he came into my office with a frown and ready to cancel it all. Why he doesn't care anymore and why he thinks he's better for it! Jeremy Meyer: http://jeremymeyercoaching.com Jeremy Redman: https://jeremyredman.com

Ep. 23: A NYT Bestseller and A Humble $100

Normal people, extraordinary ideas. Combine them and you get some pretty awesome shit. Listen to New York Times Best Seller Chris Guillebeau talk about all the cool shit he's done and give some great advice. He's got some wise words of wisdom and they're worth listening to. Chris Guillebeau tells it to us straight about what it's like to be an entrepreneur and what he loves about it.

Ep. 22: The WARNING Episode

I am pressing the reset button on this podcast. I'm woke. Holly said and I quote "after your last few episodes it reminds me that Gary Vee is Gary Vee for a reason " She said you can sense the PC NATURE of my guests. They do tend to clam up. And my podcast is suffering. This podcast is meant to be a cathartic experiment. There's authenticity in that. And I'm not being MYSELF fully. For fear that my guests will be afraid. Like whaaaaaaaaaa. This is me and this is my podcast. My not borin...