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How to Find Your Next Big Idea Hiding on the Internet - Ep. 10 with Steph Smith 

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Steph Smith / stephsmithio is the host of the a16z podcast and a prolific online creator.
Steph sees the internet through a high-definition lens that gives her a deep understanding of what people want.
She can isolate a clear signal from the noise, which she uses to build wonderfully creative, useful things.
In this episode, I dive deep with Steph on how she uses the internet and AI to unearth emerging trends and validate business ideas.
I pitch Steph two potential companies on the show, and we use an arsenal of tools and strategies to vet them live.
We get into:
- How she leverages ChatPT to generate great ideas
- Why ChatGPT is ideal for understanding complex concepts
- How she uses ChatGPT to organize huge swaths of data
- Tips on using SEO tools to vet business ideas
- How to surface useful insights from Reddit
- What to look for while reading customer reviews
- Ways to gather more data on a market just from Google
This is a must-watch for anyone who spends time online and wants to discover the next big idea hiding on the internet.
If you found this episode interesting, please like, subscribe, comment, and share!
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Credits:
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Teaser
00:01:12 - Introduction
00:22:11 - Leveraging ChatGPT to generate great ideas
00:29:29 - Why ChatGPT is ideal for understanding complex concepts
00:48:00 - How to use ChatGPT to organize huge datasets
01:00:41 - Shark tank! Dan pitches Steph business ideas
01:07:51 - Steph’s first move while validating a business idea on the internet
01:11:09 - What to look for in a customer review
01:17:45 - Tips on secondary keyword searches
01:26:24 - How to gather market data from a simple Google search
01:31:55 - What type of trend charts depict a good market
01:34:11 - Using SEO tools to find useful insights from Reddit
01:42:37 - How to gather data about competitors:
01:55:51 - Lightning-round questions from X
Links to resources mentioned in the episode:
Steph Smith: / stephsmithio
Internet Pipes: internetpipes.com/
Doing Content Right: doingcontentright.com/#features
Steph's database of untranslatable words: eunoia.world/
Dan’s piece on the Allocation Economy: every.to/chain-of-thought/the...
Neal Agarwal: neal.fun
Keywords Everywhere: keywordseverywhere.com/
Reddit tools: anvaka.github.io/sayit/?query=, gummysearch.com/
SEO tools for market analysis: www.similarweb.com/, www.junglescout.com/, answerthepublic.com/

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28 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 36   
@velvetpunch
@velvetpunch 4 месяца назад
One of my favorite untranslatable words is hygge means creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with good people.
@g7chu
@g7chu 5 дней назад
This was an epic interview. Thank u both very much!
@RolodexRex
@RolodexRex 6 дней назад
This was terrific. Thank U both! -j
@ProRallyDriver
@ProRallyDriver 2 месяца назад
Gosh, I love Steph! She is so smart!
@johnexley.family
@johnexley.family 4 месяца назад
Best intro we’ve seen yet !! Genuine from the jump
@HeyWilliamSalas
@HeyWilliamSalas 4 месяца назад
Steph is such a rockstar. Good one!
@neurojitsu
@neurojitsu 4 месяца назад
So interesting that Steph said at 5:50 that it used to take rare levels of confidence to approach people and have a conversation about something, whereas now the datasets are all on line... she's right that the 'old' world was dominated by extrovert 'power', and the new one is reversing or at least bringing some balance back. That is, if we leave financialisation of big data out of the picture anyway. Loving this channel: some of the deepest conversations on youtube here. On debates: Semafor is also interesting, started by Ben Smith of the now defunct Buzzfeed.
@jordanbester5254
@jordanbester5254 3 месяца назад
I love this show! It’s amazing to see how you are working through ideas in real time
@MichaelJMorgan
@MichaelJMorgan 4 месяца назад
I absolutely love this series! My only bit of feedback is how ominous the theme is. It doesn’t set the tone of optimism and exploration of the show.
@danshipper7738
@danshipper7738 4 месяца назад
Yay!! New intro music and show name coming soon 🎉🎉
@kontheodoridis8495
@kontheodoridis8495 4 месяца назад
First time I've come across your content and love it! This is such a great free flowing interview full of useful frameworks 👍
@danshipper7738
@danshipper7738 4 месяца назад
Welcome!! So glad you made it here ❤
@andreassator9170
@andreassator9170 4 месяца назад
Love Keywords Everywhere! So useful already. Thank you.
@bebepixiee
@bebepixiee 4 месяца назад
Steph I died when you started talking about lupini beans 😂😂😂 I don’t know how many times I’ve heard you say lupini beans but I love it hahah
@StephSmithio
@StephSmithio 4 месяца назад
I *will* make them a thing!!! 😂
@rosalitalyn
@rosalitalyn 4 месяца назад
Great conversation. Yes please do a part 2 on using AI for research!
@asfgas
@asfgas 4 месяца назад
great episode, great guest
@Ryan.G.Spalding
@Ryan.G.Spalding Месяц назад
Hat would need to be a gortex type material with thin liner or will look weird and it would be like $100
@matheuscmalta_
@matheuscmalta_ 4 месяца назад
Binge watching your content, man. Keep up the great work!
@danshipper7738
@danshipper7738 4 месяца назад
amazing!!! that makes me so happy to hear
@tomasflores_art
@tomasflores_art 3 месяца назад
Amazing Rabbitholes
@matheuscmalta_
@matheuscmalta_ 4 месяца назад
Bro, your Sparkle idea reminded me of a video from Hallden called 'Super quick python automation ideas' (tried to post link but comment got removed). Check at 1:18, I think it will be really relevant to you
@danshipper7738
@danshipper7738 4 месяца назад
awesome, will check it out!
@warewow
@warewow 4 месяца назад
pure beauty
@pozzowon
@pozzowon Месяц назад
Recipe jifs? You mean recipe gifs?
@Mycliamon
@Mycliamon 4 месяца назад
The incessant "mmhmming" is borderline unbearable on a podcast
@danshipper7738
@danshipper7738 4 месяца назад
Mmmhmmm, will take out in new episodes 😂 thanks for the feedback
@konradnewman
@konradnewman 4 месяца назад
It's great for building direct and personal rapport to your guest, but unfortunately also terrible for listening experience, so the additional work should be worth it@@danshipper7738
@toolmrl
@toolmrl 4 месяца назад
Warning: you may lack meaning and purpose.
@mariaspilka8209
@mariaspilka8209 3 месяца назад
I absolutely didnt care about the mmhs, the Interview is just great.
@AbrahamShapiro
@AbrahamShapiro 4 месяца назад
You say the word "like" with a very annoying/distracting frequency. I would recommend trying to correct this verbal tic!
@AbrahamShapiro
@AbrahamShapiro 4 месяца назад
Both of you do this continually. I do it too. Part of the reason it bothers me is that it's contagious. Podcasts hosts should make an extra effort to cut it out.
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