S6 E3: The Best Hacks to Build Brand Awareness

We can’t all have Emily Ratajkowski repping our DTC brand (trust us—we’ve tried). So how do we get that same EmRata leverage if we don’t all have the celebrity pull to build brand awareness? 

Nik and Moiz break down various strategies for your DTC brand, including utilizing email swaps, considering third-party retailers, and refining your e-mail flows. Should you even bother with showrooms like Showfields or are they a legit scam? 

And later, they guys tackle the latest news in Google's pricing transparency initiative. It may be great news for consumers, but what does it mean for your DTC business? Plus, Nik shares his best insights into how brands can incorporate charitable initiatives into their business models. 

00:01:44 - Creating Products for Charitable Causes

00:05:28 - App Donates Money from Receipts

00:12:15 - The Power of Network Effects in Shopify Apps

00:15:42 - The Intersection of Retail and Media at Showfields

00:29:10 - Google's Pricing Transparency Initiative Impact

00:34:44 - The Impact of Black Friday on Shopping Habits

00:35:53 - Generating Brand Awareness for Small Brands

00:37:45 - Easy Ways to Boost Brand Visibility

00:44:38 - Utilizing Third-Party Retailers for Marketing Success

00:48:37 - The Importance of a Welcome Flow in E-commerce

00:53:20 - The Power of Organic Marketing

00:55:32 - Top Black Friday Deals and Earnings

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