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Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built

Zeitgeist: How breakout brands got built

著者： Steven Galanis
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 Step past the Red Velvet Rope into Zeitgeist, where Cameo co-founder Steven Galanis pulls back the curtain on the renegades behind the consumer brands owning pop culture. Every week, Steven goes toe-to-toe with the masterminds—founders, CMOs, and disruptors—who’ve turned products into obsessions. No polished TED Talks here. These are the raw, unfiltered stories PR teams beg to bury. Think late-night whiskey confessions with a side of boardroom chaos. Expect: • Leadership lessons that cut through the noise • Secrets to hacking virality • Origin stories so wild, you’ll hit rewind • C-suite therapy, no buzzwords allowed • The playbook to cement your brand in the cultural zeitgeist Buckle up for Zeitgeist. Subscribe now and join the inner circle. The Zeitgeist podcast is brought to you by Cameo, Personalized videos from your favorite stars. Book yours here: https://www.cameo.com/Copyright 2025 Steven Galanis マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Bourbon Just Became Currency - Unicorn's Phil Mikhaylov

    Bourbon Just Became Currency - Unicorn's Phil Mikhaylov
    2025/06/03

    From Uber to Unicorn: Reinventing the $100B booze biz.

    He started with a Google Sheet and a whiskey collector who didn’t know he was sitting on a million dollars.

    Phil Mikhailov is CEO and Co-Founder of Unicorn Auctions, the largest wine and spirits auction platform in the U.S., managing $100M+ in inventory and doing $1M in digital bottle trades monthly—without a drop being shipped.

    No VC pitch decks.

    Just product-market fit, handwritten notes, and Carmelo Anthony as investor #1.

    What started in a Chicago vault has now gone global—with 90% of customers coming organically.

    This is what it looks like when:

    -Tech meets trust

    - Collecting becomes community

    - And bourbon becomes an asset class

    💬 “Be an owner, not a renter.”

    💥 “Done is better than perfect.”

    Let this story serve as a reminder:

    Revolution doesn’t always start in Silicon Valley. Sometimes, it starts in a wine fridge.

    Learn more about Unicorn here: https://www.unicornauctions.com/

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    Step past the Red Velvet Rope.

    Subscribe to Zeitgeist now.

    The Zeitgeist podcast is brought to you by Cameo, Personalized videos from your favorite stars. Book yours here: https://www.cameo.com/
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  • Dude Wipes, Chief Executive Dude & President, Sean Riley

    Dude Wipes, Chief Executive Dude & President, Sean Riley
    2025/05/12

    What do a Shark Tank smack down and a life-sized foam butt on MTV have in common?

    They built Dude Wipes—a $200M empire that turned baby wipes into a pop culture phenomenon.

    In the premiere of Zeitgeist, Cameo co-founder Steven Galanis sits down with Dude Wipes CEO Sean Riley, who didn’t just break the DTC mold—he set it on fire.

    Armed with frat-boy hustle and zero apologies, Sean turned an uncomfortable truth (“baby wipes are better”) into a brand that’s rewriting the rules of retail.

    This is no MBA case study.

    It’s a raw, unfiltered confession packed with:

    • How to survive Mark Cuban’s “I’m out” and win him back

    • Beating Big Toilet Paper without a big budget

    • Riding a toilet paper apocalypse to explosive growth

    • Turning bro humor into a retail juggernaut

    From frat house burritos to C-suite swagger, Sean spills the stories PR teams wish he’d forget.

    If you’re building a brand or burning the rulebook, this is your blueprint to break out.

    Step past the Red Velvet Rope.

    Subscribe to Zeitgeist and catch Episode 1 now.

    The Zeitgeist podcast is brought to you by Cameo, Personalized videos from your favorite stars. Book yours here: https://www.cameo.com/
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    1 時間 5 分

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