In this episode, we’ll be talking to Jake Karls, the co-founder of Mid-day Squares. Today will be talking about how telling a unique story assists Mid-day in building relatability with consumers and attracting the right influencers to work with.
- [01:01]: Getting Mid-day into 3000 stores.
- [01:33]: Business split. (D2C/Retail)
- [02:04]: Size of business.
- [03:55]: Family dynamic in a business partnership.
- [05:01]: Market penetration secret.
- [07:10]: Building a brand in public.
- [10:14]: Getting awareness for a brand.
- [11:49]: Inbound vs outbound percentage.
- [12:14]: Marketing budget spent on influencer.
- [13:47]: Budget breakdown.
- [15:09]: ROI of Influencer.
- [15:59]: Tapping into affiliate marketing.
- [17:24]: Driving traffic to stores through ads on Meta.
- [18:10]: Scalability of customized photo strategy.
- [19:40]: Influencer approval process.
- [20:36]: Influencer marketing manager.
- [21:31]: Advice to brands working with influencers.
- [22:43]: Video customer service.
- “Authenticity strikes as relatability to a lot of people. Whether it's working with influencers or acquiring new customers” – Jake Karls.
- “The unboxing experience gives your potential customers a preview of what they could receive in the mail” - Cody Wittick.
- “Storytelling supplements a good product to scale really fast.” – Jake Karls.
Cody Wittick: Twitter
Taylor Lagace: Twitter
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