The Wall Street Journal

also referred to as: wall street journal

6 statements across 6 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 6 people on the record · first statement Jun 14, 2016 by Beate Chelette · said 124 times in 110 episodes since 2016 · across every show →

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2016 14 mentions in 12 episodes 1 per episode

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Everything said about The Wall Street Journal, oldest first

Jun 14, 2016 neutral
Assertion Partly supported
Chelette: Buying a NYT or WSJ bestseller status costs $250k to $500k
“Well, it's, if it's only 60,000, the truth of the matter is you want a New York Times or Wall Street Journal bestseller, it's costing you between two and 50,000 and a half a million dollars.”
Beate Chelette Jun 14, 2016 ▶ 10:38 EP 325: She Sold Her Busines to Bill Gates
Jun 19, 2016 neutral
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Skatell predicts major newsrooms will abandon digital ads for paid subscriptions
“It's not going to float their annual budgets from digital revenue. And they're watching print revenue erodes. They're moving to paid models. And I think you're going to see this more and more across the board.”
Alex Skatell Jun 19, 2016 ▶ 11:43 The Art of Getting 25,000,000 Unique Website Views Monthly, EP 301: Alex Skatell
Jun 21, 2016
Assertion Contradicted
Ruhlin: WSJ bestseller list requires 7,000 to 10,000 sales in a single week
“Depending upon how you, it all has to hit during the same week and whatever else, but I would say seven to 10,000 copies. Ironically, it's not as many as most people think that it is.”
John Ruhlin Jun 21, 2016 ▶ 13:17 He's Sold The Most CutCo Knives Ever, EP 308: John Ruhlin
Jul 20, 2017 positive
Assertion Supported
Shoppable bootstrapped its marketplace by launching with The Wall Street Journal
“We actually launched the technology with the Wall Street Journal during the holidays, and by having them on board, they actually You know, as someone with the Wall Street Journal, that caliber of branding and that, that type of company was able to bring in a b…”
Heather Marie Jul 20, 2017 ▶ 3:29 726: This $500k/mo+ Entrepreneur Says Key is Minimizing Expenses
Dec 23, 2017
Disclosure
Prusz: WPP bids through Rubicon Project for Wall Street Journal, Spotify, and eBay
“So you have WPP, which is the world's largest agency holding company bidding on behalf of thousands of advertisers. They'll bid through our platform on publishers such as Wall Street Journal, eBay, Spotify, NBC even the most premium brands in the business.”
Joe Prusz Dec 23, 2017 ▶ 3:04 882 AdTech: $250m on $1b Ad Spend as Rubicon Project Enters Header Bidding Space
May 6, 2026
Assertion Supported
Kaufman: Intuit Acquired Check for Close to $400M in Q2 2014
“Actually, it was close to four hundred million dollars. And funny enough in Q two of 2014, when we sold the company to Intuit, we were like the largest M&A deal according to the Wall Street Journal by coincidence.”
Ahikam Kaufman May 6, 2026 ▶ 8:44 Selling Check for $400M, Now Building a $1.5M ARR AI Startup
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