Huber: Beehiiv has a terrible domain nobody can spell or remember
“Terrible, terrible, terrible domain. And all I did was chirp Tyler Dank on Twitter for a year and a half because he was, he's great. Like he's an unbelievable entrepreneur, but he was he was running his business with a domain that nobody could spell and nobody…”
Sam Parr passed on investing in beehiiv because he thought it silly
“I chose not to invest in Beehive.
I thought that was a silly idea.
I was wrong about both of those things.”
Lieberman: beehiiv is nearing $10M in ARR after 26 months
“I think I saw Tyler mention yesterday, the day before recording this episode, that Beehive is about to get to ten million dollars in ARR, and that's just in 26 months, so just over two years.”
Tyler Denk proposed productizing Morning Brew's internal tools before launching beehiiv
“Something I just want to add here that's just a fun anecdote is I remember the first time that Tyler came to Austin and I, because Tyler was employee number three or four at Morning Brew, and he had been building all of our internal tools at the company. So th…”
Startups should maintain evergreen job listings for their core competency roles
“Every company has its core competency, and for its core competency, it has one role that Is most important to deliver on that core competency. At Beehive, it's a full stack engineer. At Morning Brew, it is, it was a newsletter writer. Now it's, you know, write…”
Lieberman: B2B companies should adopt Supreme-style drop marketing
“The way I would describe beehive marketing is they've kind of taken the drop style marketing that fashion brands like Supreme have done over the years, and they brought it to B to B. What they've basically done is because they know their product roadmap going …”
Software companies will increasingly adopt streetwear-style drop marketing for releases
“If you apply that, like, drop style marketing to a software company, that is what I think Beehive does, and I think a lot of companies are going to start doing that, and to me, that is the modern version of PR.”
Quinn: AI tools will save users two to three hours per day
“I would say AI is akin to winning the lottery. And what I mean by that is it is the lottery of time. So in your, like, say, 10 hour working day, you spend maybe an hour writing a newsletter. Well, that could get compressed down to 10 minutes, right? You have B…”