Behind the Label
Behind the Label
Behind the Label Podcast
A podcast where we speak 1-on-1 with brand founders about the marketing strategies they used to scale their e-commerce brands from a one-person show to a successful, team-led business.
Welcome to Behind the Label
A podcast made with product-based businesses in mind.
After years of listening to podcasts targeted toward service businesses, we noticed there weren’t many shows helping brands that sell physical products like jewelry, home goods, clothing, and more.
And while some marketing advice is used universally, there are differences between marketing a product vs a service.
Which is why we made a podcast dedicated to helping product-based brands with their marketing based on real-world experiences.
We’ll talk about things like: creating a marketing strategy that works for you, honing in on your ideal customer profile, email, social media, and website best practices, and so much more.
You’ll learn straight from other successful product-based business owners and industry experts.
And at the end of each episode, you’ll walk away with actionable tips to revolutionize your marketing and cultivate a community of brand-loyal customers.
Listen to the Latest Episode
Shana Rehwald shares how her journey of self-discovery and marketing background led to the launch of her first product, the Me-est Me Journal.
Throughout the episode, Shana emphasizes the importance of community building, the benefits of great PR opportunities, and the need to tie your personal brand into your business’s brand.
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Ep. 2: From Sweat to Success: SWAIR's Journey to Revolutionizing Post-Workout Hair Feat. Carrie Sporer, Co-Founder of SWAIR
On the podcast, Carrie shares the journey of starting SWAIR alongside co-founder Meredith and how the brand has changed and grown since the beginning.
Throughout the episode, Carrie shares the ups and downs of their marketing journey, from traditional PR success stories to the challenges of paid ads to the power of authentic UGC creators.
She talks about the strategies that didn’t work, the valuable lessons they learned, and how they adapted their approach as their business grew.