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Assertion Not checkable as stated
Gamito: Nathan Barry fired him two weeks before ConvertKit equity vested
“I think my equity was supposed to vest and that director position was supposed to vest the next month, like two weeks after that. So it was a very strategic move on his part.”
Insight
Gamito: A ManyChat subscriber is worth 5x to 10x an email subscriber
“So far the numbers are that a ManyChat subscriber is worth maybe five times to 10 times more than an email subscriber.”
Insight
Gamito: Email marketing tactics fail when applied to Messenger
“I think a lot of people are jumping into messenger from email marketing and they think that the things that are going to work in email are going to work in messenger. And that's just not the case. Messenger is a conversational tool. Email is something that you…”
Opinion
Gamito: Messenger marketing is most effective at the bottom of the funnel
“Really where, where messenger shines right now for marketers is at the bottom of the funnel.”
Disclosure
Gamito: Equity at ManyChat is still under negotiation
“No, that's still in negotiation.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Gamito: ManyChat CEO grew a Telegram bot product to 100,000 bots
“He built something similar on telegram and he very quickly grew it to like a 100,000 bots.”
Disclosure
Gamito: ManyChat is sustaining 70% month-over-month growth
“We've doubled, we've almost doubled that. We last quarter and then we've been sustaining about 70% growth every month.”
Disclosure
Gamito: Nathan Barry hired him as ConvertKit's first full-time employee
“I was Nathan's first hire at ConvertKit. I was his first full-time hire and he brought me on to do marketing and this new emerging thing, which was needed called customer success.”