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Episode 18: 6 Best Growth Hacking Strategies You Can Learn From AllBirds

Sean Azari — Tue, 24 Nov 2020 02:09:38 +0000

Every week we will take a deep dive into a business and share with you some of their marketing & business strategies that helped these businesses scale.

In Episode 18, we dissect into Allbird’s business & marketing strategy – Founded in 2016, Allbirds sells eco friendly minimalist shoes. It created its own category within the sneaker industry & sold over a million units within 2 yrs since its launch. They are valued over a billion dollars & the majority of their sales are from word of mouth.

Allbirds Website:
http://www.allbirds.com

Timestamps:

00:45 Introduction To AllBirds
1:58 Why your business strategy should focus more on D2C vs Retail
5:55 Add Your Unique Selling Points (USPs) in Your Ad Copy. AllBirds adds their USPs like “Sustainable, natural materials” “Free Shipping & Returns” etc..
8:10 How AllBirds Created A New Category in Shoes That Helped Them Disrupt Their Industry.
9:25 Consider Launching 1 Product Rather Than Multiple Skus. Allbirds initially launched their brand with just 1 sneaker & dominated in that specific category “A Sneaker Made With Wool”
12:56 Add Product Videos Onto Your Product Page To Increase Conversions.
15:13 AllBirds Multiple Instagram Account Strategy — Should you create multiple Instagram Accounts?
18:25 Increase sales by adding a quick add to cart functionality for your consumers.

ABOUT MATT SKOPAK:

An adventure and fitness addict with a passion for entrepreneurship and numbers. Lead Investor in Sweetberry Bowls and CFO of Sugar & Kush CBD. Rutgers MBA 2020 in Entrepreneurship & Accounting

ABOUT SEAN AZARI:

In 2015, Sean launched a creative ad agency called Breakthrough Social specializing in content creation & distribution, marketing campaigns, & paid media that helped brands build awareness and drive sales. Prior to starting his agency, Sean worked in finance for 4 years as an Investment Banking Analyst at Credit Suisse & studied Mathematics & Statistics at Rutgers University.

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Episode 15: A Billion Dollar Cult Brand: Yeti Branding Strategies

Sean Azari — Wed, 16 Sep 2020 18:13:09 +0000

Every week we will take a deep dive into a business and share with you some of their marketing & business strategies that helped these businesses scale.

In Episode 15, we dissect Yeti’s business & marketing strategy – The company was founded in 2006 by 2 brothers Roy & Ryan Seiders but really started to get noticed in 2011 when sales hit $29 million. They took a commoditized product “a cooler” and made it into something extremely desirable by implementing a technology that had their coolers keep ice frozen for long periods of time. In addition, their coolers were much sturdier than what the market was currently offering. Let’s dive into how these guys built the ultimate cult brand across many outdoor enthusiasts.

Timestamps:

02:56 – Start With An Outstanding Product that solves a problem
04:52 – Leverage The Right Partnership And Brand Ambassadors. Yeti has 120 brand ambassadors that tell their story through different video series’s
07:02 – Align Your Brand Persona to Match Your Customer Based
08:46 – Build a Lifestyle Content Strategy
10:50 – Strategically Leverage Old school Marketing Tactics
15:33 – Realness Goes a Long Way: We Are Living in the Age of Authenticity

ABOUT MATT SKOPAK:

An adventure and fitness addict with a passion for entrepreneurship and numbers. Lead Investor in Sweetberry Bowls and CFO of Sugar & Kush CBD. Rutgers MBA 2020 in Entrepreneurship & Accounting

ABOUT SEAN AZARI:

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Episode 15: A Billion Dollar Cult Brand: Yeti Branding Strategies

Sean Azari — Thu, 20 Aug 2020 23:54:00 +0000

In Episode 15, we dissect into Yeti’s business & marketing strategy – The company was founded in 2006 by 2 brothers Roy & Ryan Seiders but really started to get noticed in 2011 when sales hit $29 million. They took a commoditized product “a cooler” and made it into something extremely desirable by implementing a technology that had their coolers keep ice frozen for long periods of time. In addition, their coolers were much sturdier than what the market was currently offering. Let’s dive into how these guys built the ultimate cult brand across many outdoor enthusiasts.

Timestamps:

ABOUT MATT SKOPAK:

An adventure and fitness addict with a passion for entrepreneurship and numbers. Lead Investor in Sweetberry Bowls and CFO of Sugar & Kush CBD. Rutgers MBA 2020 in Entrepreneurship & Accounting

ABOUT SEAN AZARI:

Connect with Sean:

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