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Business Models Explained with Fexingo: Subscription, Marketplace, SaaS, and Service Companies
Fexingo
Family Office Podcast: Billionaire & Centimillionaire Interviews & Investor Club Insights
Richard C. Wilson, CEO of Family Office Club
鞠强教授：管理心理学
管理心理学教授鞠强
The Private School Leader Podcast
Mark Minkus
Bitcoiners - Live From Bitcoin Beach
Mike Peterson
Retirement Answers
Jacob Duke, CFP®
Pregnancy & Postnatal Entrepreneurs Collective Podcast
Niamh Cassidy, IBCLC
Konshuhs Agility-Project Manager Coach & Agile Coach, Trainer, Mentor & Author
Edward Coke, Jr, MSPM,PMP, CAPM, CSM, Agile Coach
Islam Channel
Islam Channel
AsianDadEnergy's Substack Podcast
AsianDadEnergy
HOGENT: kwaliteit dus!
The Podcast Planet
Jim Rohn Motivation Daily
Jim Rohn
Harvard Business Review
HBR
Evan Carmichael - Believe: Unlocking Your True Potential
Evan Carmichael
The Empowered Leader Podcast
Margaret Williams, MS, ACC
Jack Hopkins
Jack Hopkins
How Money Works
How Money Works
High Voltage Business Builders Podcast
Neil Twa
The GaryVee Audio Experience
Gary Vaynerchuk
Staging Sips
Lori Fischer
Lead with HOPE
Dr. Brandi Kelly
Planning your Financial Future
IG Wealth Management Inc., Mutual Fund Division
The Story For Financial Crisis.
Catherine Spring
120 jaar IJsfabriek Strombeek
The Podcast Planet
Optimizing Your Google Business Profile for Maximum Visibility
GMB Crush
Token Metrics Daily Pulse
Token Metrics
WW – William Waack
CNN Brasil
The Audible Local Ledger Reads to the Blind
Audible Local Ledger
Chicago Justice Podcast
Tracy Siska
Merita Business Podcast
Giorgio Minguzzi
Starter Story
Starter Story
The Invisible Hand
Emma Reid
Bloomberg News Now
Samejo
Casual Fridays REI
Casual Fridays REI
Economía Para Todos
esRadio
Vegas Circle
The Vegas Circle
The Wall Street Skinny
Kristen and Jen
Business
Fexingo
In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down Peloton's business model — how the company combined a premium stationary bike with a monthly subscription for live and on-demand classes. They explore the early bet on owning bo...
In Episode 91 of Business Models Explained, Lucas and Luna explore how Patagonia — best known for outdoor apparel — built a food business from scratch with Patagonia Provisions. Launched in 2012 with a single wild salmon...
Zwift turned indoor cycling into a multiplayer gaming experience and built a sticky subscription business along the way. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down how the company crossed one million paying subscribers b...
YouTube started as a simple video-sharing site, but over two decades it has evolved into a complex two-sided marketplace connecting creators and viewers. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down the specific economic m...
Episode 88 of Business Models Explained with Fexingo explores how Discord evolved from a niche gaming chat app into a $15 billion community platform. Lucas and Luna break down the freemium subscription model behind Disco...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine how Ferrari transformed itself from a luxury car manufacturer into a high-margin, scarcity-driven business. They trace the shift from the 2015 IPO, where Ferrari spun off from Fiat...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how Stripe transformed from a seven-line integration into the backbone of online commerce. They break down Stripe's developer-first strategy, its two-sided network effects between ...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack Shopify's business model evolution from a simple e-commerce store builder into a full merchant operating system. They trace the company's journey post-2022, when Shopify acquired De...
Most subscription businesses track monthly active users, churn rates, and lifetime value. Costco does none of that. In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack the membership model that made Costco a $350 billion retailer. Th...
In this episode of Business Models Explained, Lucas and Luna unpack HubSpot's evolution from a basic CRM into a full-fledged platform ecosystem. They examine how HubSpot used a freemium model to acquire customers, then e...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore Porsche Drive, the automaker's surprising subscription model that lets drivers swap between models like the 911, Cayenne, and Taycan for a monthly fee. Launched in 2017 and refined...
Airbnb is the classic marketplace success story—but the hard part wasn't getting supply or demand. It was keeping both sides balanced. In this episode, Lucas and Luna walk through the specific design decisions Airbnb mad...
Patagonia's business model isn't about selling more jackets, it's about selling jackets to people who keep them for decades. This episode unpacks the economics of durability: how Patagonia uses a lifetime repair guarante...
In episode 79 of Business Models Explained, Lucas and Luna unpack the genius behind IKEA's flat-pack model—how forcing customers to assemble their own furniture actually creates billions in value. They trace the origin o...
In this episode of Business Models Explained, Lucas and Luna unpack how UnitedHealth Group evolved from a traditional health insurer into a data-driven technology platform. They focus on the company's Optum division, whi...
In this episode of Business Models Explained, Lucas and Luna explore Patagonia's counterintuitive business model: a company that actively urges customers to buy less. They trace how founder Yvon Chouinard's 'Worn Wear' p...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine Patagonia's counterintuitive business model: how a company that explicitly tells customers not to buy its products built a billion-dollar brand. They unpack the 'Don't Buy This Jac...
Episode 75 of Business Models Explained dives into the direct-to-consumer razor brand Harry's and the subscription model that helped it disrupt an entrenched market dominated by Gillette. Lucas and Luna break down how Ha...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down how Glossier turned a beauty blog into a billion-dollar brand by flipping the traditional retail model. They walk through founder Emily Weiss's insight that customers wanted to ...
Le Creuset doesn't sell you one Dutch oven and hope you leave. It sells you a starter piece at $400, then quietly builds a decades-long relationship through color drops, limited editions, and a secondhand market that act...
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