EP 12: Gary Vaynerchuk - Unheard audio of a rare 2009 conversation that changed my world

I started this whole podcast just so I could share this episode. Back in 2009, when Gary Vaynerchuk bragged about answering every email, I had to give it a try. He replied, we built a studio in his hotel breakfast room and the following conversation changed my life. We spoke about a digital evangelist writing a book, an influencer starting an agency called VaynerMedia and touched on the philosophy of the internet. The best phone at the time was an Apple iPhone 3GS. Most "vloggers" used a Flipcam. The iPad was meant to take over the world. And there was no Instagram or Snapchat. That's what makes this conversation SO evergreen. Everything Gary Vee spoke of can still be applied today (you'll still hear it echoed on The GaryVee Audio Experience podcast). And I did apply it. On the show you'll hear about the lessons I applied and how I build the Creative Content Agency with the very lessons and strategies shared with me in this podcast. If you listen to one of my shows, make it this one. For more content from Raj Kotecha head to , including his show "OPP - Other People's Podcasts", co-hosted by Grammy Award winner Fatman Scoop. This podcast is co-produced by Arjun M Shah and the intro music comes from the song "Riddem" by Hype and Fever (special thanks to them and Live Entertainment London for permission to use the audio).

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EP 12: Gary Vaynerchuk - Unheard audio of a rare 2009 conversation that changed my world is an episode from Raj Kotecha: That's a Great Question by Raj Kotecha.

This episode is 46:02 long.

This episode was published on Jun 26, 2018.

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