Hosted by UpFlip · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 246 episodes
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The UpFlip podcast is where you get to unravel how great businesses are built, how they are run behind the scenes, and how their success can be replicated. We feed on the idea that no matter what the circumstances are, the American Dream is still just around the corner. With over 150+ videos and 50 million views on YouTube, UpFlip has ignited the spark that rekindles the fire of entrepreneurship in its ever-growing 700K+ audience. Through this podcast, we aim at sharing practical nuggets of gold and brilliant advice with you by making knowledge more accessible. For more information about us and our services, please visit https://www.upflip.com.
UpFlip hosts The UpFlip Podcast, a business show with 246 episodes published.
Jen McKee knew something in 2021 that the rest of the trades industry didn't: local businesses can absolutely dominate on TikTok. When a local plumbing company agreed to test her strategy, they didn't just get views—they
Brian Samson knows a harsh truth about the current American economy: if you run a service business right now, the math is brutal. Labor is incredibly expensive, turnover is high, and finding reliable operators can feel l
Amber Farrell grew up watching her father dig ditches as a master plumber for 40 years. That upbringing gave her a genuine respect for blue-collar entrepreneurs—and a deep frustration watching them get sold expensive, un
Kara Ward found herself in a nightmare scenario on April 1st, 2020: her husband unexpectedly lost his job, they had zero severance, and a staggering $60,000 in medical debt hung over their heads. Desperate to pay the mor
Oleg Lee started with a simple request: he asked his dad to print a custom-shaped pillow of his late childhood dog, Izzy. When he posted a photo of the lifelike pillow on Facebook, the internet lost its mind. Today, that
Chris Heckman stared at his computer screen with a sinking feeling: his first major e-commerce store launch was a complete zero, leaving him with $100,000 in credit card debt. Instead of crawling back to the safety of hi
Steve Griggs transforms backyards into multimillion-dollar outdoor experiences. After 40 years in the landscaping industry, Steve has built a $5M/year design firm catering to high-net-worth clients—including lawyers, inv
Seif El-Sahly walked away from a comfortable, six-figure engineering career working in -50 degree northern mines to start a construction and renovation business in Hamilton, Ontario. Today, New Fort Inc. generates multip
Victoria Westcott went from a burnt-out school teacher grading online lessons to the founder of a cleaning empire generating over $1.7 million in revenue—all starting with a free 21-day online course. In this episode of
Rod Khleif immigrated to the US in deep poverty, wearing Goodwill clothes and eating cereal with powdered milk. Decades later, he built a massive real estate portfolio—only to lose $50 million in the 2008 housing crash.
Natalia Zorina owns a fleet of 68 cars and generates over $3.5 million in gross revenue ($300k net)—but she says you can start this exact business tomorrow with zero dollars and zero vehicles of your own. In this episode
Most people only eat funnel cake once or twice a year at a fair, but Cheyenne loved them so much she would buy expensive amusement park tickets just to get her fix. Tired of driving out of her community to satisfy a crav
Brian grew up in Detroit believing that if you mastered your plumbing craft, the money would automatically follow. He quickly realized the highest-paid technicians weren't the best wrench-turners—they were the best commu
Ray Vardy was a pre-med student drowning in $1,200 monthly payments for a Tesla he couldn't afford. Desperate to cover the costs, he tried renting it out on existing platforms, only to have the car scratched, smoked in,
A lot of people believe you need a massive amount of capital, a revolutionary idea, or years of experience to start a successful company. Mark Regan proves that completely wrong. Armed with just a rake, a bucket, and a $
Namoka transformed a struggling, permit-less hot dog cart into a legal, highly profitable mobile food empire that generates up to $100,000 in peak months. After the city confiscated the original equipment, Namoka refused
Nick Avaria built and sold multiple agencies by leaning into strategic planning and one counterintuitive belief: the fastest way to grow profit isn't better tactics, it's paying your team above market. After leaving a $1
Ashley, the founder of My Healthy Soap, started her Cosmetics brand as a desperate late-night experiment in her kitchen. What began as a simple desire to find safer ingredients for her baby quickly evolved from a stressf
Ken Goodrich bought his father's struggling HVAC company, only to have the IRS seize everything and 30 employees quit overnight. Left with just $3,000 and two technicians, Ken had to learn how a company actually works. T
Jason Wong started his entrepreneurial journey at 16, when he managed to generated $250,000 in a single week by selling viral products like the "Holy Meme Bible." But after years of chasing trends in the volatile world o
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