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Greg Isenberg

Greg Isenberg

US
@gregisenberg
723
Video Count
23.9M
Video View
516.0K
Subscriber
#13,787
United States Rank
#65,928
Global Rank
723
Video Count
23.9M
Video View
516.0K
Subscriber
#13,787
United States Rank
#65,928
Global Rank
Greg Isenberg YouTube channel subscribers:516,000- Seelive statisticsand growth insights below.
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Greg Isenberg YouTube Statistics & Analytics

Subscribers
516.0K
Total Views
23.9M
Videos
723
Activity
Unknown

Greg Isenberg Content Analysis

Content Type Distribution

Long videosLong
81%
56 videos
ShortsShorts
19%
13 videos

📽️ This channel specializes in long-form videos. Deep dives and comprehensive content perform well here.

Content Categories

Primary CategoryScience & Technology
65%
Science & Technology
45(65%)
People & Blogs
24(35%)

🎯 Primary focus: Science & Technology with 45 videos (65% of categorized content).

Greg Isenberg AI Channel Analysis

Gemini ProScore: 7.2/10

AI-powered insights analyzing content strategy, audience engagement, and growth potential.

Overall Score
7.2
Consistency
95%
Cadence
2-3/wk
Library
50

Growth Potential

7.5/10

Good content foundation. Increasing upload frequency could boost growth.

Audience Engagement

7.2/10

Moderate engagement levels. Focus on community interaction could improve metrics.

Content Strategy

7/10

Developing content strategy. Consider focusing on specific niches for better targeting.

AI Recommendations

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Latest Video

Long video
Side Hustle King: 6 $20K/Mo Businesses Nobody's Doing
55:08
New

Side Hustle King: 6 $20K/Mo Businesses Nobody's Doing

3.6K
Views
145
Likes
3 days ago
Published

In this episode, I sat down with Chris Koerner and we go through a set of approachable startup ideas that start low-friction but can scale if you get distribution right. We start with a potential “app ecosystem” opportunity around Facebook Marketplace, plus a product-studio framework that combines short-form video, AI, and 3D printing to validate “dumb” products via demand before you invest. We then jump to more grounded, local-first ideas—bike washing/maintenance subscriptions, bar anti-spike stickers, and even vending-machine concepts like “shiny rock” drops at trailheads. We close with a weird Pokémon-card “meme + supply control” play inspired by the Kabuto King, including Chris’s own collecting “big reveal.” From there, I dig into why PSA-style grading feels slow and expensive, and we workshop a more modern grading experience (including a livestream/packaging angle and an AI-from-photo approach). Timestamps 00:00 – Intro 02:28 – Startup Idea 1: Facebook Marketplace App Studio 07:43 – Startup Idea 2: DTC Product Studio 17:05 – Startup Idea 3: Bike Washing/Maintenance Subscription 24:29 – Startup Idea 4: Anti-Drink-Spike Stickers 31:55 – Startup Idea 5: Shiny Rock Vending Machines 36:37 – Startup Idea 6: The Kabuto King and Card Grading Key Points * I look for “alpha” where people are already obsessing, but the market structure is still primitive (like collectibles + grading). * I treat “distribution” as the multiplier—short-form can make “dumb” products viable if the content loop is strong. * I push for starting manually first (prove demand), then upgrading into infrastructure, subscriptions, and scale. * I pay attention to marketplaces with huge usage but weak third-party tooling—there’s often a platform-layer opportunity there. * I keep coming back to “repackaging” as a business model: same underlying thing, new wrapper, new buyer, new channel. Numbered Section Summaries 1. Facebook Marketplace: Massive Demand, Weak Tooling I react to Chris’s point that Facebook Marketplace is enormous, and the weird part is how few legit third-party tools exist—especially compared to ecosystems like eBay. We talk about seller tooling ideas (alerts, scanning, arbitrage workflows) and why “edge” is worth paying for if you make your living in Marketplace. 2. The Product Studio Loop: Short-Form + AI + 3D Printers Chris lays out a framework I like: short-form video is the distribution engine, AI helps you generate and iterate concepts, and 3D printing lets you prototype fast—then you don’t invest real money until you’ve got demand (preorders) and a simple storefront. I also push on the cultural angle: people “hate AI,” so you can intentionally add one “pointless AI” feature that sparks comments and fuels distribution. 3. Local-First, Cash-Flow Ideas: Bikes, Bars, And Vending We get more grounded: I ask how you’d start a bike-washing or maintenance concept, and Chris argues you don’t need manufacturing—start with a rented trailer and a cheap pressure washer, prove it manually, then scale into subscriptions and repeatable ops. We also cover bar-focused anti-spike stickers (cheap unit economics + subscriptions + optional ads) and end with trailhead vending-machine ideas like “shiny rocks,” where the product is simple and the placement does the heavy lifting. 4. The Kabuto King Play: Make A Meme, Control Supply I walk through the Kabuto King story with Chris: an anonymous collector buys up a “lame” first-edition card, tweets about it, and turns the character into a meme—then the price moves because attention + accumulation becomes the product. The #1 tool to find startup ideas/trends - https://www.ideabrowser.com/ LCA helps Fortune 500s and fast-growing startups build their future - from Warner Music to Fortnite to Dropbox. We turn 'what if' into reality with AI, apps, and next-gen products https://latecheckout.agency/ The Vibe Marketer - Resources for people into vibe marketing/marketing with AI: https://www.thevibemarketer.com/ FIND ME ON SOCIAL X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregisenberg Instagram: https://instagram.com/gregisenberg/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gisenberg/ FIND CHRIS ON SOCIAL: X/Twitter: https://x.com/mhp_guy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekoerneroffice/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@thekoerneroffice

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Greg Isenberg AI Channel Analysis

Gemini ProScore: 7.2/10

AI-powered insights analyzing content strategy, audience engagement, and growth potential.

Overall Score
7.2
Consistency
95%
Cadence
2-3/wk
Library
50

Growth Potential

7.5/10

Good content foundation. Increasing upload frequency could boost growth.

Audience Engagement

7.2/10

Moderate engagement levels. Focus on community interaction could improve metrics.

Content Strategy

7/10

Developing content strategy. Consider focusing on specific niches for better targeting.

AI Recommendations

Auto-prioritized by predicted impact

  1. 1
    Increase upload frequency to 2-3 videos per week
    High ImpactCadence
  2. 2
    Focus on SEO optimization for better discoverability
    High ImpactSEO
  3. 3
    Analyze top-performing content for pattern replication
    MediumStrategy
  4. 4
    Increase community engagement through comments and polls
    MediumEngagement

Frequently Asked Questions About Greg Isenberg

Data Source & Accuracy

Source: YouTube Data API v3
Accuracy: Real-time statistics from official YouTube API
Data is updated hourly and sourced directly from official APIs to ensure accuracy and reliability.

Data from YouTube Data API v3 • Updated hourly • Last updated: 06:24 PM