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How Crowd Cow Went From Cow Tipping To Building A Growing Supply Chain Connecting Consumers With Ranchers With Joe Heitzeberg
Founded and Funded
In this episode of Founded and Funded, Madrona managing director, Scott Jacobson sits down with serial founder and CEO of Crowd Cow, Joe Heitzeberg. They discuss how Crowd Cow was able to build their own supply chain to elevate a culture of transparent and conscious protein consumption. The two also talk about how, through a global pandemic that has rocked the meat industry, the company was able to build resilience. Give it a listen! Joe’s retelling of how Crowd Cow came to be will not disappoint.
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Updated on July 23
How Did The Crowd Cow Team Pick Their Business?
What Makes Crowd Cow Unique?
What Is The Technology That Makes Crowd Cow A Success?
How Did Covid19 Affect Crowd Cow Operations And The Meat Industry?
What Is Joe Heitzeberg's Advice To Every Entrepreneur?
Being Forced to Shut Down a +$1M/year Food Startup, with Steve Long of The Travel Brief
The Failory Podcast
Steve Long is co-founder at The Travel Brief, a site that gives travelers the ability to share practical tips and guides with others, while documenting their adventures in a meaningful way. Steve plunged into the entrepreneurial world at twenty-four years
Updated on June 04
Why Did Steve Got Into The Startup Ecosystem?
What Was Chowdy (Steve's Failed Startup)?
What Were Chowdy's Numbers?
How Did Chowdy Get Featured In Dragon’s Den?
What's Your Opinion About The Food Market?
What's The Travel Brief (Steve's Successful Startup)?
What Are Some Lessons Steve Has Got From Chowdy And The Travel Brief?
Turning a Side Hustle into a $9k/mo Business, with Pat Walls from Starter Story
The Failory Podcast
Pat Walls (@thepatwalls) is the founder of Starter Story, a site interviewing successful entrepreneurs, and Pigeon, a Gmail CRM extension. Prior to this, he co-founded Delite, a SaaS platform for B2B wholesale orders, that would shut down later on. From g
Updated on December 17
What Drove Pat From A Degree In Economics To Tech?
What Made Pat Do The Switch From A Full Time Job To Building Startups?
What Was Delite (Pat's Failed Startup)?
What Motivated Pat To Start Delite?
Why Did Y Combinator Rejected Pat?
What Differences Did Pat Notice Between B2 B And B2 C?
What Were Some More Mistakes Committed By Delite?
How Did Pat Moved From Delite To Starter Story?
What Lessons From Delite Did You Apply On Starter Story?
How Has Pat Grown Starter Story?
How Did Pat Quit His Full Time Job To Focus On Starter Story?
What's The 24 Hour Startup Challenge?
How Has Pat Gone Viral So Many Times?
What Value Is Behind Pat Sharing Everything So Publicly?
17 Years of Online Ventures, with Matt Giovanisci of Swim University
The Failory Podcast
Matt Giovanisci (@MattGiovanisci) is the founder of Swim University, the biggest niche site around swimming pool and hot tub care. Matt got into the internet world after learning how to build a website for his indie rock band. Since then, he has spent the
Updated on July 28
What Led You To Building A Swimming Pool Niche Site?
What Made You Want To Be A Founder?
What Was (Failed Startup) Spruce About?
What Were The Motivations Behind Spruce?
Is There Any Space In The Market For Spruce Nowadays?
Why Does Matt Share Failure & Mistakes So Transparently?
What's Swim University (Matt's +$35k/Mo Niche Site) About?
How Has Matt Grown A Site Almost 5 M Visits/Year?
Were Your Failed Startup Lessons Useful Somehow?
What Keeps You Working On Your Online Ventures?
What Are The Most Common Content Marketing Mistakes?
What Would You Tell Former Self After Failing?
Growing a B2B Marketplace to $40M/Year, with Terence Tam of Reflow Hub
The Failory Podcast
Terence Tam (@terencetamau) is the founder of Reflow Hub, a managed marketplace that facilitates mobile device returns, buyback & trade-ins and insurance claims from their vendor partners. In this episode of the Failory Podcast, learn how this driven entr
Updated on May 06
How Do You Hack Your Way Into Jp Morgan?
Start A Company, Or Keep To Your Stable Law Job?
What Was Your View On The Food Delivery Ecosystem?
How Was Funding A Company In Australia?
What Is Priority Number One When Growing A Food Business?
What Was The Major Challenge In Growing Ross & Zane ?
Why Did Ross & Zane Shut Down?
What's Your View Around The Food Space?
How Did You Start Reflow Hub?
What Lessons From Ross & Zane's Failure Did You Apply On Reflow Hub?
What Are Some Challenges You're Currently Facing?
What Are Reflow Hub's Plans?
What Would You Say To Your Younger Terence?
How +3 failures led to a $150k/month SaaS, with Bernard Huang of Clearscope
The Failory Podcast
Bernard Huang (@bernardjhuang) is the Co-founder at Clearscope, a profitable SaaS product used by companies to get written content performance. He is a driven entrepreneur who has used his creative capabilities to launch many startups, including Mushi Lab
Updated on April 28
How Bernard Got Into Professional Online Poker?
Bernard's First Business: A Dickey's Barbecue Pit Franchise?
Why Did The Restaurant Fail?
Why Did You Stop Playing Poker?
What Were The Beginnings Of Mosec?
What Made You Become A Founder?
Bernard Shares Mosec's Pivots?
What Led Bernard To Become Founder At Food By People?
What Was Wrong With Food By People?
How Food By People Raised $87 (Not Millions)?
Getting Hired By A Y Combinator Startup?
Why Bernard Leave 42 Floors?
What Was Game Runners And Why It Failed?
What Would You Say To Your Younger Bernard?
From 50k Users in 6 Weeks to Shutting Down, with Ryan Hickman
The Failory Podcast
Ryan Hickman (@RyanHickmam) is Co-Founder at Epic AI, a company that helps startup founders with a multitude of AI-based tools, ranging from investor intelligence to decking. Before it, Ryan co-founded MeVee, a video streaming platform that grew to 50k us
Updated on May 18
What Motivated You To Get Into Startups?
What's Your Failed Startup Story?
What Was Me Vee (Ryan's Failed Startup)?
How Did Ryan Grow Me Vee?
What's Ryan's View On The Live Streaming Situation?
How Did Ryan Transitioned From His Failed Startup To His Current Business?
How Is Ryan Getting Epic Ai Customers?
How Does Ryan Decide On What To Build?
What Lessons From Your Failed Startup Have You Applied In Your Successful One?
Bootstrapping a B2C Startup to +$20k/Month with Buster Benson
The Failory Podcast
Buster Benson (@buster) is the founder of 750 Words, a $5/mo journaling tool. He kept it alive for more than a decade while working at Twitter, Slack, Patreon and running and shutting down Health Month, a startup leveraging social gamification to get its
Updated on April 27
"Why Are We Yelling" Buster's Recently Launched Book?
Buster's Long Career In Tech?
How Did Buster Become A Web Developer?
How Did Buster Get The Entrepreneurial Mindset?
How Can Buster Have So Many Project Ideas?
The Beginnings Of Health Lab?
Are There Any Social Gaming Industry Chances?
The Beginnings Of 750 Words?
Buster's Tips On How To Start A Business?
Spending in the Clouds
Rework
Basecamp has cut back its reliance on Amazon and Google, but there's one area where it's tough to find alternatives to Big Tech: cloud services. Even so, there are ways to cut spending on this $3 million annual expense while keeping the company's apps run
Updated on November 21
Who Was Responsible For Saving Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars For Basecamp Ops Team?
How Did Basecamp End Up On The Cloud?
What Are The Downsides Of Hosting A Website On The Cloud?
What Are The Steps In Tackling Cloud Cost Optimization?
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