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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2026 · 32 MIN

Reimagining the Creator Economy with Nweike Onwuyali, founder of Ziphii

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In this week’s episode, Nweike Onwuyali founder of Ziphii, suggests that technology companies are "fundamentally flawed" in their approach. They build tools for customers and their employees but often exclude the actual end-users who need to interact with the solution. Nweike proposes that most players either have advertising-centric DNA or remain stuck in the "tool mindset."Nweike wants to do something different with Ziphii which launches this month. The product "Webb" offers a unified digital home for individuals, solopreneurs, and creators. It integrates four pillars:1.    Presence - your digital identity and portfolio2.    Experiences - booking, blogging, contact management3.    Commerce - built-in monetisation4.    Community - owned audience managementIn addition to introducing “Webb”, the real heart of this episode is Nweike's journey and his vision for Ziphii. His story is compelling: from building websites in Nigeria in 2000 to scaling a 60-person enterprise software company, Nweike brings genuine perspective on how technology evolves.Headline sponsor Holden Polestar#CamTechPod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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