I watched the first couple of Office Hours shows a
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Posted On: 01/09/2022 11:06:16 AM
I watched the first couple of Office Hours shows and really liked them. Especially the first one with his first guest that some of you may recognize! It just wasn't at a convenient time for me to follow them all.
But who is the target audience?
"Welcome to Office Hours, hosted by Legendary Sports Executive, Entrepreneur, and Investor, David Meltzer. Where the brightest millionaires, billionaires, and entrepreneurs, in business, sports, and entertainment get together to talk about success, failure, and everything in between ."
I could say it's me, since I watch that type of show on other channels, but I doubt my wife would be interested. Maybe leaders, executives of companies, CEOs entrepreneurs, sales people, etc would be? There definitely is a market for people that want to hear success & failure stories.
What I didn't know is all the episodes are easily viewable from his website, unlisted on youtube. Maybe not for long if Apple is in the picture. Did I mention Apple like exclusivity?
https://dmeltzer.com/officehours/
Each week he has an executive spotlight featuring CEOs of interesting companies.
Danica Patrick and Cameron Diaz were on. Keep in mind most celebrities have something to sell so Verb.TV would be perfect for celebs. Heck, most guest on those late night talk shows on CBS, NBC and ABC have something to sell.
As I was doing some looking around this morning, I realized David also has a Roku channel. for office hours. I'll have to add it later today and check it out.
I was always thinking, Verb.TV could be a Roku channel. It's possible they develop some tech together to enable interactivity. Now with Apple.TV in the love triangle, who knows.
But who is the target audience?
"Welcome to Office Hours, hosted by Legendary Sports Executive, Entrepreneur, and Investor, David Meltzer. Where the brightest millionaires, billionaires, and entrepreneurs, in business, sports, and entertainment get together to talk about success, failure, and everything in between ."
I could say it's me, since I watch that type of show on other channels, but I doubt my wife would be interested. Maybe leaders, executives of companies, CEOs entrepreneurs, sales people, etc would be? There definitely is a market for people that want to hear success & failure stories.
What I didn't know is all the episodes are easily viewable from his website, unlisted on youtube. Maybe not for long if Apple is in the picture. Did I mention Apple like exclusivity?
https://dmeltzer.com/officehours/
Each week he has an executive spotlight featuring CEOs of interesting companies.
Danica Patrick and Cameron Diaz were on. Keep in mind most celebrities have something to sell so Verb.TV would be perfect for celebs. Heck, most guest on those late night talk shows on CBS, NBC and ABC have something to sell.
As I was doing some looking around this morning, I realized David also has a Roku channel. for office hours. I'll have to add it later today and check it out.
I was always thinking, Verb.TV could be a Roku channel. It's possible they develop some tech together to enable interactivity. Now with Apple.TV in the love triangle, who knows.
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