174: How to Start a Social Change Movement with 100 Million People, with Ben Rattray of Change.org

174: How to Start a Social Change Movement with 100 Million People, with Ben Rattray of Change.org

Anyone, technically, can build a business. But it takes real skill to convert an audience into die-hard followers who will stick with you no matter what. Ben Rattray is an expert at doing just that, now at the helm of one of the largest online communities in the world, not to mention a major force for social change. Rattray is the founder of Change.org, one of the world's biggest social enterprises with over 100 million users spread across 196 countries, empowering everyday people to create and join social causes. In 2012, he was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world, according to Time magazine, and he's partnered with titans ranging from Virgin to Amnesty International. But before it became the massive vehicle for online activism it is today, Change.org looked very different. In fact, it actually wasn't until 2011 that Change.org became the online petition platform we all know and love today. Like most entrepreneurs, Rattray had to go through a few pivots before finally developing a model that actually worked. While most entrepreneurs can only afford to pivot maybe once or twice, if they're lucky, Rattray had the power of community behind him. And that power can take you a long way. Rattray did what most others could not, he managed to not only build a huge community that loved what he was doing, but he was also able to keep them loyal to his brand even while undergoing multiple changes. You don't have to be in social enterprise to understand the magnitude of such an accomplishment, and just how valuable it can be to any business. Luckily for our listeners, Rattray knows exactly how to do it. In this episode you'll learn: Why a name is everything. Rattray goes into detail about how to find the right name for your company Why you always need to find investment before you launch How to take advantage of upsells and cross-sells to increase your bottom line Pivoting and changing your business model The how-to guide for mobilizing your community using content & so much more!

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552: She Went From $0 to $15M Selling Eyeliner | Iris Smit [VIDEO]

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551: From $0 to $30M in 3 Years Selling Fashion | Aimee Smale [VIDEO]

551: From $0 to $30M in 3 Years Selling Fashion | Aimee Smale [VIDEO]

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550: He Went From $0 to $50M Selling THIS Product | Mike Smith [VIDEO]

550: He Went From $0 to $50M Selling THIS Product | Mike Smith [VIDEO]

In this episode, Mike Smith, founder of Zero Co, shares how a backpacking trip around the world turned into a mission to solve the plastic waste crisis. Mike walks us through the early days of bootstr...

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549: How Popflex Became Taylor Swift's Favourite Clothing Brand | Cassey Ho [VIDEO]

549: How Popflex Became Taylor Swift's Favourite Clothing Brand | Cassey Ho [VIDEO]

In this episode, Cassey Ho, founder of POPFLEX and Blogilates, shares her journey from rock bottom to building two eight-figure brands. Discover how Cassey combined her passion for fitness and design ...

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548: He Made $20M in a Year Selling Supplements | Caleb Marshall [VIDEO]

548: He Made $20M in a Year Selling Supplements | Caleb Marshall [VIDEO]

In this episode, Caleb Marshall, founder of Tropeaka, opens up about his journey from battling chronic fatigue to building a global health brand. After discovering the life-changing benefits of qualit...

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547: In Retrospect - Building a $200M Selling Swimwear | Erin Deering

547: In Retrospect - Building a $200M Selling Swimwear | Erin Deering

In 2014, Erin Deering gifted Triangl swimwear to relatively unknown legacy celebrities Hailey Bieber (Baldwin) and Bella Hadid. Their friend, Kendall Jenner, loved the products and reached out to Erin...

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546: In Retrospect - Building BigCommerce: Mitch Harper’s Guide to Scaling a SaaS Empire

546: In Retrospect - Building BigCommerce: Mitch Harper’s Guide to Scaling a SaaS Empire

We're diving back into another episode from the Foundr Archives to revisit my interview with Mitch Harper, founder of BigCommerce - as well as a long-time mentor and coach of mine who has been driving...

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545: In Retrospect - How Kendra Scott turned $500 Into a $1 BILLION Jewellery Empire

545: In Retrospect - How Kendra Scott turned $500 Into a $1 BILLION Jewellery Empire

Kendra Scott started her self-titled billion-dollar jewelry business out of failure. Her first business failed after 5 years, and she started selling handmade jewelry door-to-door as a side hustle. No...

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