This week's episode is the first in our Sports Start Up Series featuring FamousFan. Sean catches up with Josh Biren, Co-Founder & Chief Hustler at FamousFan.
Breaking away from our traditional episode format, we take a new approach (think “Shark Tank”) where Josh will pitch what Famous Fan is and Sean will play role of the Sharks asking questions for you, the SGP listeners.
On this podcast you'll learn about:
- What FamousFan is and what their pitch is to sporting teams
- Who is FamousFan's ideal client?
- The story behind FamousFan's first client and how did it go
- What do fans do when they are on the jumbotron and why it is a missed opportunity
- Lessons from running a startup (especially in sports)
- How any business can be described with the CHUNKY Pitch
Resources from the podcast
- Thanks again to Josh Biren from Famous Fan, connect with him on Twitter @JBiren and on Linkedin
- Other podcasts that may interest you
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- Have you joined the world's largest #SportsBiz Slack Community?
Some tweets you may have missed
Famous Fan has launched!
My new venture, FamousFan debuted this weekend in San Antonio – Check it out! #GetFamous #GoSpursGo #FamousFan https://t.co/iyFHz3u3An
— Josh Biren (@JBiren) April 13, 2016
Famous Fan footage from Josh Biren at Spurs game
Hey @spurs check out the fan footage from last nights game #GoSpursGo #GetFamous https://t.co/WK2XFG5YG1 pic.twitter.com/wSjMQ5wqlJ
— Josh Biren (@JBiren) May 11, 2016
FamousFan in action
Thanks for the review on iTunes
Excellent advice
in iTunes by StrengthsMomma from USA on July 13, 2016
Sean's combo of passions for sports, communication, and technology are perfect. He makes it easy to understand. Love it! (And his accent doesn't hurt 😉 ) On my favs list!
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