Everything John Jonas said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
John Jonas refuses to use Google Analytics due to distrust of Google
“I don't, I ignore Google Analytics. I don't have Google Analytics on my site. I don't like Google Analytics. I don't like the way it gives data. I don't trust its data. I don't trust Google.”
John Jonas calls building email lists "dumb" because people hate email
“Everybody's always saying, oh, you got to build a list. And I'm like, you know what? That's, this is dumb. People hate email. And so we don't do it”
Jonas: Full-time developers in the Philippines cost $1,500 monthly
“So like in the Philippines, you're going to pay for that same developer, 1500 bucks a month for full-time work.”
Jonas: OnlineJobs Did No Direct Marketing to Attract Filipino Workers
“Actually, I never did anything to bring the Filipinos in. I talked to my team that were working for me and said, Hey, what can we do to market this? And they said, Oh, I can do this. Oh, I can do this. I can do this. And they went and did everything. I've neve…”
John Jonas claims OnlineJobs.ph annual revenue significantly exceeds $1.7 million
“I mean, that, that revenue is way lower than our actual revenue.”
John Jonas limits workweek to delegation, never touching internal systems
“My, the only thing I do is respond to the work that's being done or give instruction for creating new work. I don't ever touch anything. I don't touch the systems. I don't touch the website.”
OnlineJobs.ph hosts 500,000 Filipino resumes on its platform
“We have half a million Filipino resumes.”
Jonas: OnlineJobs.ph has never raised outside capital
“We have, we never raise money.”
Jonas: 40,000 Filipinos hired through OnlineJobs.ph over past year
“So, 40,000 Filipinos have gotten jobs in the last 12 months.”
Jonas: Nearly 200,000 employers have used OnlineJobs.ph since launch
“Well, no, it's closer to 200,000.”
Jonas: OnlineJobs.ph employs 21 full-time team members in the Philippines
“We have 21 people full-time in the Philippines.”