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#73May 1, 20201:09:15

#71 with Nick Bare - Monthly vs Annual Subscription Billing, Fit…

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Sam Parr and Shaan Puri interview Nick Bare about his journey scaling Bare Performance Nutrition to an eight-figure business while serving as an Army veteran. They explore the power of content-led growth through YouTube, the logistics of running a supplement company, and the transition into fitness technology and subscription services.

Episode Description

Today's ep is possible because of Superside! Head to superside.com to hire a dedicated team of designers! Sam (@thesamparr) and Shaan (@shaanvp) are joined today by entrepreneur and owner of BPN Fitness Nick Bare (@nickbarefitness) who started a suppliment company in his dorm room and built it from $20k to over 8 figures in revenue, alongside building a big online presence with over 400K subscribers. Today they talk about what are his products (0:32), Growing a youtube channel (5:24), Content or business first? (7:34), Does he spend money on marketing? (13:19), Fitness apps crushing it (19:29), Products people in the military use (31:01), Fastest growing segments of the fitness industry (34:12), AI used in fitness apps (37:51), Monthly or annual subscription billing? (40:54), His new book "25 hours a day" (48:58), Book in a box service (52:27), Shaan's biz idea for Nick's huge office (58:39), Endurance athletes and Ironman being a huge business (1:02:43), Audio fitness apps (1:05:39) and Fitness in a post-covid world (1:07:46).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Key Takeaways

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Content-Led Commerce: Building a dedicated niche following on YouTube can provide an organic customer base that scales a physical product company to millions in revenue without initial reliance on paid advertising.

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The Case for Annual Billing: Subscription-based services should prioritize annual billing over monthly to secure better cash flow, reduce customer churn management, and simplify business operations.

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Niche Market Identification: Focusing on the 'hybrid athlete' (combining strength training with endurance sports) is a high-growth niche that allows for premium pricing and specialized product vertical alignment.

Business Ideas Mentioned

Official Youth Athlete Combine Certification

Boring Business

Live Celebrity Hosted Virtual Runs

Content & Media

Virtual Backyard Fitness Challenge App

Creator Tools

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Duration1:09:15
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Ideas Discussed3
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