The Edward Show

E81: I probably shouldn't share this story, but will anyway. My friend met two Y Combinator alumni in Miami who lied in their initial YC interviews. Here's what they lied about, how they pulled it off, and how they ended up winning.

E80: The conversions I get, the settings I use, the copy and creatives I use - everything I know about this TwitterX Ads glitch, which gets me millions of impressions and thousands of link clicks for a dollar-a-day ad spend. This is my most updated podcast on the topic.

Entrepreneur Lenny Rachitsky shares how he built one of the most popular newsletters in just 4 years. Topics include leveraging Medium, Substack's recommendation feature, quality and consistency in newsletters, finding genuine interest, and strategies for initial distribution and traffic generation.

A hilarious fail in Berlin involving a lost SIM card. Meeting teen millionaires at a party. Discussion on a guy who manipulates social networks like Twitter.

The podcast discusses the speaker's exponential growth in followers on TikTok and the role of consistency and evergreen content. They share strategies for outsmarting the system and building a loyal following. The hosts also talk about tracking TikTok followers, creating a live chart, and their upcoming video on black hat SEO tactics.

E76: NYC nightclubs are a beast unlike anywhere in the world. To go to them without paying thousands of dollars, you need either fame, power, connections, or beauty. Back in 2010, I had none of these things. Yet I social-engineered myself going to these clubs anyway. Here's how I did it.

E75: One of my best episodes. How to have recruiters and top business owners REACH OUT TO YOU on LinkedIn to hire you. If you're struggling to get a job, this method works. I used it and had so much demand I was saying no to people.

E74: Credit to roastd.world How any consultant in any niche can make a productized service and get customers. This is especially popular among those who work in technology but can be applied to any industry: hospitality, supply chain, etc. This is an easy and tasteful way to get customers for consulting or contracting services.

E73: This Meetup hack gives you: Clout in any niche. Dramatically increased likelihood of influencers in your niche taking meetings with you. A new email list. And the hack takes under 10 minutes to do.

E72: I heard possibly the craziest marketing hack of my life last night at a hidden restaurant in Soho, NYC. What I share in this episode is SUPER against the rules, and while I don't condone or endorse it, I do find it fascinating. And I can see how it is wildly lucrative.