MFM x Trends - Ryan Hoover of Product Hunt Breaks Down the Biggest Opportunities He Sees

Hello, everyone. This is Sam Parr from The Hustle and My First Million. If you're hearing this, I hope you've already heard an episode and you know who I am. So I'm gonna get past that. So Today we have a special episode. This one's for trends members only, but Uh we do these things a bunch and we don't always announce them, but for this one, I wanted to share it with you all and give a little bit of it for free. So you can listen to the first twenty, thirty minutes of it, and then after that you'll have to sign up for trends to hear the rest. I know we are such a tease. But There's a ton of value early on. And that's what we're trying to give to you for free.

So if you want to hear the rest, go to trends dot co and you could hear it. But today we have Ryan Hoover on the podcast, and Ryan Hoover is a friend of mine because we used to live near each other in San Francisco. And Ryan Hoover started this great company called Product Hunt. Product Hunt dot com. It started as a project. I was actually with him the day before it launched, and it was a little side project he had where people would post products on their website. And I thought it was a horrible idea. And it completely worked and was a huge hit and people love it.

And the reason why I had him come on the podcast is because Ryan has seen Uh probably product is probably four years old now. He's seen a ton of products launch off of product hunt and now he has a uh venture capital firm that he runs. And so he's got really, really, really good insight and intel into what he thinks is gonna be popular. um what he thinks is gonna blow up before most people even know that the particular company exists. And he's got a good eye for things. And so in this podcast we break down four different categories that he thinks are going to explode. And he gives examples of each company and explains why he thinks it's gonna be big. So Listen up.

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