That’s why I want to put together a collection of the stories I hear in my interviews on Mixergy. I’ll post each interview on Mixergy so I can get your feedback before adding it to the book - But I’ve slowly built an audience of smart entrepreneurs on Mixergy. My thoughts on the book I

AW I know that I'm not blowing your mind by telling you that Thrillist is making $5 million through its email-based newsletter for affluent men. You've probably read about it on other sites. I didn't invite Ben Lerer, the company's co-founder, to Mixergy just so ...Tags: If you want to vote for this interview on my favorite new site, click here . --AW Tags: Intervie

Mixergy fan, Lisa Bruckner saw me interview other entrepreneurs here and asked, “Where’s YOUR interview Andrew?” We started out thinking that email newsletters would be our main product, but one of our experiments was online greeting cards and it ended up being the company’s growth engine. Lisa: Bradford & Reed took up 100% of your time, do you feel you have a personal life now with Mixergy? She wanted to know how I bootstrapped that $30+ MM/year business and a few other things about me. So I invited her to interview me.

If you know someone on the list, send an email to the entrepreneur and CC me. (My My email is mail(at)awarner.com) - Like most Mixergy readers, I've read his essays on starting startups. Her representative recently told me she'd be willing to do an interview with me, but only by email. About this request I

Co-founder Gregg Spiridellis came to Mixergy to tell you how he and his brother Evan built their company. We had an above the fold “email to a friend” form. Enter your email.”  This is the story of two brothers who took on the established entertainment industry, succeeded for a while — and then almost went out of business when the dot com market crashed. And it’s the story of how they rebuilt their business and became one of the most celebrated digital entertainment studios.

On Monday, September 22, we did the Mixergy Viral Forum , and brought in experts to teach how any site can get more traffic by using viral marketing techniques. Add them to the comments or email them to m Here’s a recap of the event. Speakers: Otis Chandler - Founder, Goodreads ( LinkedIn | Twitter | Goodreads

When I saw that Keith Ferrazzi included me in his new book, “Who’s Got Your Back,” I asked him to come to Mixergy to teach the mutual-help ideas that he wrote about in the book. Send them by email. When: Friday, May 22 at 11 AM Easter / 8 AM Pacific Where: Talk to Keith and watch live, from your computer, right here on Mixergy.com

I got an email from Rosie Bernardo pointing out that there aren’t many interviews with women on this site. My goal with Mixergy is to bring a mix of different voices. Of course, just being a woman isn’t enough to qualify someone for an interview on Mixergy. I’ve noticed that too, and it bothers me. Will you help me fix this problem?

I got a few interesting questions about my work at Mixergy from  Kareem Mayan (the digital nomad ) and Kurt Daradics (co-founder of Freedom Speaks ). Thought When they see that something is missing in my work on mixergy, they jump in and tell me. What benefit do you want people to get from Mixergy? Thought you might want to see the answers, so I’m posting them publicly. Why did you start interviewing people?

When Timothy Ferriss came on Mixergy , he said meeting bloggers in person at conferences helped make his book a New York Times Best Seller. She wrote about it in Once You’re Lucky, Twice You’re Good , the book she talked about at this Mixergy event . Copy a badge - I promised not to reveal his name, but a guest I met at a Mixergy event told me that he gets into top conferences by photocopying his friends’ When Craig heard that, he brought up a good point. What if you’re a startup and can’t pay for a ticket?