Yellow fever (Why Whole Foods had to sell), $700m crypto deal, Founders, want to pick our brain? No need, here are the issues and answers that are covered on 80% of my calls
In episode #2712, we cover topics such as the Whole Foods and Yellow Fever controversy, dumb business deals like the Crypto.com Arena, the importance of smart business decisions and trade-offs, the impact of AI and the need for human involvement, and common questions and lessons from calls on topics like performance max, influencer marketing, content quality, social platforms, and outspending competition.
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- (00:00) Today's topic: Yellow fever (Why Whole Foods had to sell), $700m crypto deal, Founders, want to pick our brain? No need, here are the issues and answers that are covered on 80% of my calls
- (01:18) Yellow fever (Why Whole Foods had to sell)
- (5:36) $700m crypto deal
- (10:19) Founders, want to pick our brain? No need, here are the issues and answers that are covered on 80% of my calls
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