At first glance Dear Joie looks picture perfect, but if you look deeper you’ll notice that you would never know who actually runs the company; there’s no “About Us” page or founder story anywhere! This may be why Dear Joie founder Amanda Delos Reyes, is not making as many sales as she should be. Amanda…
Read MoreSo many people have become entrepreneurs during COVID or because of it! One of these new entrepreneurs is Maria Varela, who’s business, My Layover Box, was founded in March 2020, RIGHT BEFORE we went into lockdown! Not great timing for a company based on the joy of traveling. Pandemic or not, the business has barely…
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Unique Markets
Attract New Customers, Digital Presence
After years of working for household recognized fashion brands, Melissa Velia launched her own company selling scrunchies, belts, and ties — all of which she handmakes. Even though her products are amazing Melissa’s product photography is outdated and Sonja thinks she should be making double or triple what her annual revenues are. In order to…
Read MoreThe owner of Broadway Baker, Jim Osorno, needs Sonja's help with pitching his business to the press as he prepares to open his first brick and mortar store. Listen for money-saving tips on getting great press, learn Jim's story, don't forget to stay tuned for Sonja's Top Takeaways at the end of the episode. VIEW…
Read MoreTune in as Sonja emphasizes the importance of model diversity and brand first impressions. Gwen Gardner of Simply Chickie needs to be encouraged to trust her gut and rethink her social media strategy. Don't forget to stay tuned for Sonja's Top Takeaways at the end of the episode. VIEW TOOL Learn more from Unique Markets
Read MoreListen in as Sonja helps Mo, a whimsical jewelry maker and owner of MoCoLa (https://mocolajewelry.com), learn how to increase her revenue and scale her company! Don't forget to stay tuned for Sonja's Top Takeaways at the end of the episode. VIEW TOOL Learn more from Unique Markets
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