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Cubicle to CEO

266. From $10K Months to $10K DAYS: Why This CEO Prioritizes Educating Buyers Over Selling Product

Sep 30, 2024
55:25

Did you know there's a link between flossing habits and cognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia?


Learning this from Brynn Snyder, Co-founder and CEO of Slate Flosser, literally had me reaching for a floss post-interview.


Today’s case study is a real-time example of how prioritizing problem education over product education can drive action (and sales) much faster.


Through a 3 pronged, education-first marketing approach of trade shows, organic content, and influencer campaigns with dental professionals, Slate Flosser’s sales have increased by 20%, going from $10K months to experiencing $10K sales days.


Here’s Brynn’s take on how problem awareness changes user behavior and drives purchasing power.


View the transcript for this episode at: https://otter.ai/u/oZLu0BAAO4Ci84-PStv4Pw2KB3w?utm_source=copy_url


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