We meet pop-up store expert Michelle Young | This week’s Monster Prize Draw winner implemented one idea from this podcast which has proved “a game-changer” for her business | I let you in on next week’s guest who’s got his back up about invisible marketing!
Pam Brook from award-winning Byron Bay based manufacturer Brookfarm shares her secrets to effective networking, dealing with stress and turning a small family business into a burgeoning empire.
Scott Kilmartin loves ice-cream. In fact, he’s on a mission to build Australia’s (maybe the world’s) most beautiful and impressive ice cream truck. Her name is Grace the Vintage Ice Cream Truck, and she’s Scott’s next big business idea.
Listen in as dual Olympic Gold Medalist Michael Klim shares how he has gone from success in the pool to success in business. Since our last chat on the show 7 years ago Milk & Co has grown from 3 products to 60.
Kent and Lime are on a mission to change the way we shop and they may well have done it. This week we talk personalisation, facebook ad hacks, referral programs and customer feedback loops with founder Will Rogers.
Another disruptive marketer, Felicity Rogers of the modern uniform business Cargo Crew, joins us to explain amongst other things how Gwyneth Paltrow came to wearing one of her uniforms.
Ever wondered how those new cold-pressed juice companies make money? Well listen up as these two corporate high flyers left their New York City corporate cubicles to create a beautiful business and brand.
Listen into this fireside chat with Edible Blooms founder Kelly Baker-Jamieson. In this episode you will learn how to master online retail marketing and learn the techniques Kelly uses in her business to keep her website up to scratch and her customers loving them.
“Our business is big boobs!” That’s the opening line from the interview pitch I received from today’s guest. Maxine Windram of Brava Woman. And yes, she got my attention. And yes, the interview contains Dad jokes. But it also is busting with marketing G O L D! See what I did there ;0)
When Maxine and her mum (both full-busted women) launched Brava, a lingerie store for women D cup & up 9 years ago, they had never had a business, never worked in retail or even fitted a bra, but they knew fuller busted women needed a better deal. Today, they have three retail outlets in prominent shopping areas across Melbourne plus a bustling online store.
Yep, this episode of Australia’s best marketing podcast is busting at the seams – so let’s get stuck … right in!
It’s time to party people, ‘cause I’m speaking to the Chief Party Dude from The Party People … who sell a party supply every 9-seconds. [Insert party blower SFX ;-]
Today’s guest is Dean Salakas, owner of the third generation family business and Australia’s largest retailer of party supplies. In this fun and candid fireside chat, Dean shares:
– The pros & cons of running a family business
– What he learnt from being on Shark Tank
– His top 3 critical marketing success factors
Yep, another big episode of Australia’s best marketing podcast. Let’s go!
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