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Building Viral Success with Mat Micheli
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02/01/24 • 43 min
Dive into the fascinating world of digital innovation with Mat Micheli, co-founder and co-CEO of Viral Nation. This episode takes you on a journey from Viral Nation's roots in 2014 to its emergence as a global leader in digital and social innovation. Mat recounts his entrepreneurial ventures with Joe Gagliese, detailing their shift from a liquidation business to the forefront of social media and influencer marketing.
Explore the complexities of influencer marketing, the role of AI in shaping Viral Nation's services, and the secret behind crafting viral content. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for entrepreneurs and marketers, highlighting the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing and social media trends.
About Mat Micheli:
Mat Micheli, a dynamic entrepreneur and Co-CEO of Viral Nation, has transformed the company from an influencer marketing agency into a global digital and social innovation group since its inception in 2014. Under his leadership, Viral Nation has flourished, working with thousands of influencers and major brands like Anheuser-Busch and The Coca-Cola Company. His expertise in athlete influencer marketing and social technologies has earned him features in Business Insider, Forbes, and Vox, as well as the prestigious EY Young Entrepreneur Of The Year award in 2019.
Show Highlights:
(00:00) Introduction to Mat Michelli and the formation of Viral Nation.
(02:20) The story of Mat's early entrepreneurial efforts and how a chance encounter with Joe Galease at university sparked the creation of Viral Nation.
(08:20) The expansion of Viral Nation
(16:00) Viral Nation's approach to selecting influencers, with a special emphasis on the power of niche markets.
(22:45) Viral Nation's support for creators, incorporation monetization strategies and content distribution.
(36:32): The Role of AI in the Creator Ecosystem
(40:28) Mat's admiration for innovative brands like Fanatics and ESPN, and their successful integration into the cultural mainstream.
(43:53) Closing remarks and contact information
Links Referenced:
‣ Viral Nation: https://viralnation.com/
‣ Matt Micheli - LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathewmicheli/
‣ Sportico: https://www.sportico.com/
‣ Fanatics: https://www.fanatics.com/
‣ ESPN on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@espn
‣ Charles Leclerc’s Meta Campaign: https://www.instagram.com/charles_leclerc/reel/C06_4DYRKeE/?hl=en
Mastering the Art of Building Websites with Alex Melen
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01/18/24 • 47 min
Embark on a journey of digital transformation with Alex Melen, one of the masterminds behind Smart Sites. In this episode, Alex sheds light on the art of building a powerful personal brand, the intricacies of nurturing a thriving business in the tech-centric marketplace, and his innovative strategies that are shaping the future of digital marketing.
Listen in as he offers a blend of insightful experiences and groundbreaking ideas, making this episode a treasure trove for entrepreneurs and marketers eager to understand the future of digital marketing.
About Alex Melen
Meet Alex Melen, the dynamic Co-CEO and CFO of SmartSites, an influential player in the digital media realm with a career spanning over a decade. Alex is the visionary founder of T35 Hosting, a pioneering free web hosting service from the late 1990s. His expertise expanded while leading digital analytics for Walmart at Starcom MediaVest Group.
Alex's entrepreneurial flair has earned him widespread recognition. He's been featured in prestigious publications like BusinessWeek and Forbes. Celebrated as one of America's top young entrepreneurs, Young Biz Magazine listed him as #19 in the U.S. His academic journey at Babson College, renowned for entrepreneurship, concluded with honors and the esteemed Babson Student Business Initiative Award.
Alex's story is one of innovation, foresight, and remarkable achievements, making him an exciting guest on "We Built This Brand," where he shares his insights into the evolution and success of digital enterprises.
Highlighted Timestamps from the Podcast
(00:00) Intro: Chris Hill introduces the episode of "We Built This Brand" featuring Alex Melen, founder of Smart Sites.
(01:10) The Birth of Smart Sites: Alex Melen describes the premier of Smart Sites and its early days, highlighting bringing digital solutions to small, medium sized business who don't have access.
(07:45) The Personal Branding Journey: Alex delves into the importance of personal branding and how it has played a pivotal role in his career and Smart Sites' success.
(9:20) Navigating Entrepreneurial Challenges: A light-hearted moment where Alex humorously recounts the unexpected challenges he faced in his entrepreneurial journey.
(13:50) Leveraging Tech Innovations: Insightful discussion on how Alex and Smart Sites have utilized technological advancements to stay ahead in the digital marketing industry.
(18:35) Building a Digital Empire: Alex discusses the strategies and decisions that were instrumental in scaling Smart Sites into a digital marketing powerhouse. Navigating the challenges and finding what’s right for your business.
(22:10) Future of Digital Marketing: Alex provides his thoughts on the future trends in digital marketing and how businesses need to adapt.
(34:00) Writing a book to streamline your thoughts: Alex discusses the impact and learning experiences from publishing his book.
(47:45) Closing Remarks: Chris and Alex wrap up the episode with final thoughts and where listeners can find more information about Smart Sites and Alex Melen.
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Brand-Building Mindset for Agency Success with Kelly Fletcher
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10/25/23 • 60 min
Kelly Fletcher is the owner of Fletcher Marketing PR, an agency that has worked with brands of all sizes, from local businesses to Fortune 500 companies. On this episode of We Built This Brand, Kelly shares why she feels business is personal, and the mindset that she’s built to overcome the setbacks and challenges of building an agency from scratch. Chris and Kelly explore how the skills for building a brand and building a business differ, and Kelly shares why it was important to her to focus on selling the value of her team’s expertise rather than their time, as well as the importance of always looking forward towards new technologies and opportunities to maintain a constant edge above the competition.
Highlights:
(00:00) Intro
(01:35) Chris introduces Kelly, and she explains how she got her start in PR and Marketing
(05:14) How Kelly relates her performing arts background to her success as an entrepreneur
(06:20) Kelly and Chris discuss maintaining a healthy mindset as an entrepreneur
(18:10) Kelly’s early career
(23:49) Kelly describes how her PR skills and business skills differed
(28:30) The steps that Kelly took to set herself up for success when starting her own agency
(34:17) How Kelly keeps her agency forward-looking and moving in the right direction
(37:17) Why Kelly shifted from selling time to intellectual capital
(41:30) Kelly on the skepticism needed when evaluating agencies
(47:22) What the future of Fletcher Communications looks like
(54:10) Why Kelly can’t stand influencer marketing
(56:32) Kelly’s favorite brands right now
(59:17) Where you can find out more about Kelly, her podcast Ms. InterPReted, and Fletcher Marketing PR
Links Referenced:
How Embracing Risk Led to Multiple Successful Brands with Brandon Bruce
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10/11/23 • 57 min
Brandon Bruce is the CEO and Co-Founder of Uncat, but he’s also a co-founder of multiple brands and businesses. On this episode of We Built This Brand, Brandon shares what drew him to serial entrepreneurship, and how he’s successfully scaled his approach to branding across multiple endeavors. Chris and Brandon explore the inherent risk of starting a business, and how permission-based marketing and relationship building are key when building up brand awareness.
Highlights:
(00:00) Intro
(01:10) Chris introduces Brandon, who is the CEO and Co-Founder of Uncat and a prolific Knoxville entrepreneur, and Brandon shares the story of how he and Chris met
(05:15) Brandon shares how he got started on his journey of founding multiple successful businesses and brands
(07:34) Why being an end user before developing a product for that end user is advantageous
(10:43) Brandon shares how he approached branding when he was first starting out with Cirrus Insight
(16:11) Chris and Brandon explore the importance of having a unique name and how to handle it when you encounter other brands with a similar name
(17:47) How Brandon made the choice to sell his first business, and the thought process behind that decision
(21:00) What Brandon did after successfully selling his first start-up
(24:19) How the projects Brandon took on during his break wound up developing into various brands and organizations
(32:10) Brandon shares what he’s working on at Uncat
(40:08) Chris and Brandon explore the power of permission-based marketing and relationship-building in marketing a brand
(45:38) The challenge of identifying which marketing strategies are most effective for promoting your brand
(52:45) The brands that Brandon is loving right now
Links Referenced:
- Uncat: https://www.uncat.com/
- Startup Knox: https://startupknox.com/
- KTech: https://www.knoxtech.org/
- Knoxville Entrepreneur Center: https://knoxec.com/
- Email: [email protected]
Navigating Risk In Advertising Your Brand with Asterios Kokkinos
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09/20/23 • 40 min
Asterios Kokkinos, a freelance creative director and copywriter who works in the advertising industry, joins me on this episode of We Built This Brand to discuss one of the most challenging and critical elements of building a brand - getting people to pay attention to you. Asterios shares how he was able to break into advertising through his stand-up comedy career, and how humor not only helps develop effective content but also drives relationships and projects forward. We discuss the risks brands take when advertising in a highly-politicized culture, and the different strategies brands will take to either mitigate or embrace risk depending on their positioning. Asterios also gives an insightful look into his creative process, including the approach he takes for effective B2B sales copy that makes it the easiest form of content for him to create.
Highlights:
(00:00) Intro
(01:29) Chris introduces Asterios, who is a freelance copywriter and creative director in advertising
(02:53) How Asterios wound up going from stand-up comedy to advertising
(06:42) Asterios explains how creating a viral video comes with inherent risk
(11:06) How positioning can reduce or even eliminate the risk of traditional advertising
(13:23) Chris and Asterios discuss the recent Bud Light controversy and the phenomenon of seeing market leaders struggle in our fast-moving culture
(20:30) Asterios describes how so-called “edgy” brands are using the illusion of edge, but not actually risking controversy
(23:20) Chris and Asterios discuss the political minefields that exist in advertising today and how risk is often avoided by the fact that most advertising ideas don’t come to fruition
(27:01) Asterios’ creative process for coming up with advertising pitches
(31:05) How Asterios approaches sales content writing and why he feels it’s the easiest content to write
(37:08) Asterios’ favorite brand right now and why he feels their advertising strategy strikes a good balance
About Asterios
Asterios Kokkinos is an advertising creative with nearly fifteen years of experience writing for the biggest companies on the planet. He enjoys Babylon 5, yelling at the TV with his elderly father, and naps.
Links Referenced:
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asterioskokkinos/
- The Loudest Podcast: https://www.asteriospodcasts.com/
- Loudest Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@theloudestpodcast
Transcript
Chris: What’s up, We Built This Brand listeners? This is your host, Chris Hill. And today we’re talking to Asterios Kokkinos. He is a freelance writer who has done a lot of writing in advertising and marketing over the years and worked with some huge brands. He’s worked on viral marketing campaigns—and yes, I do mean actual viral content—and has a very interesting career balance between having a background in comedy and a writing background that has helped him to create some very interesting, influential campaigns.
So unfortunately, we couldn’t talk a lot of detail about the brands he worked with specifically, but, you know, can look him up on LinkedIn, you’ll get a feel for what he does. We’ll include a link here if he’ll let us. This was a great interview with Asterios. It’s very wide-ranging, so be prepared. We go all over the place, we talk about what makes content viral, how he got his start in advertising, if he was a stand-up comic in LA, how did he end up in New York, and everything that happened in between.
It’s quite the journey that he’s had with his career and we talk a little bit about that. We also talk about what it takes to be edgy in this day and age and why it’s better to play things safe or, frankly, why it’s not better to play things safe and when to take risks and when not to within advertising. So overall, I really enjoyed this conversation and I think you will, too, so let’s get into it.
Chris: Welcome to We Built This Brand. I’m excited to be joined today by Asterios Kokkinos.
Asterios: Hello.
Chris: Asterios, thank you for joining me.
Asterios: Thanks for having me.
Chris: Yeah, man. Asterios is a freelance copywriter and creative director, and honestly, he’s an all-around cool guy. I’ve gotten to know him through one of my employees, John Zwick, and we actually share him as an editor. And he’s been great for both of us. And he was like, “You two need to talk. I just think you’d have a fun time talking.”
And Asterios knows a ton about branding. He’s worked for some big brands, and we’ll just—yeah, I’ll just...
Devmoot: Building a Community, an Event, and a Personal Brand with Jeff Prosise & KnoxDevs
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09/06/23 • 72 min
When the KnoxDevs community heard there was not a plan for a tech conference this year, they decided to launch their own: Devmoot. This is more than just a spur-of-the-moment decision though. Devmoot is the culmination of years of community building by KnoxDevs.
In this episode, Chris interviews two of the leading Devmoot (and KnoxDevs) founders, Adrian Carr and Cody Lambert, about starting the KnoxDevs community and the Devmoot conference. Adrian and Cody of KnoxDevs explain how they managed to build such an engaged community in a niche area, and how they’ve kept it going throughout the years.
In addition, Chris also sits down with Devmoot’s keynote speaker, Jeff Prosise, who is the Chief AI Officer for Atmosera. Jeff offers insights into how he built his personal brand, and what he’d do differently if he was building his personal brand from scratch today. Together, these interviews offer fascinating insights to the tech brand builders of today and present a compelling picture of how to host a conference event that speaks to the local community, tech leaders, and entrepreneurs.
Get your tickets to Devmoot on Friday, September 15th, today: https://devmoot.com/tickets/
Highlights
(00:00) Intro
(01:17) Chris introduces Adrian Carr & Cody Lambert, Founders of KnoxDevs
(02:56) Adrian and Cody explain what KnoxDevs is, and how they started a grassroots tech community
(07:03) How KnoxDevs kept the community growing through the pandemic, which affected the ability to attend local meetups.
(10:32) How KnoxDevs came up with the idea to host the Devmoot conference, and their tenets for the event
(14:41) Why it’s important to understand your individual impact on your community when building a brand
(17:29) What people can expect from the Devmoot conference and where to register
(21:36) Chris introduces Jeff Prosise, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Atmosera, for part 2 of this episode
(22:09) How Jeff got his start as an engineer and wound up with a career as a writer, consultant, and entrepreneur
(27:04) The different topics Jeff has written books on, and how he went about becoming a technical writer
(34:48) The advice Jeff would give to a developer who is looking to build up their personal brand
(39:20) What Jeff’s role as Chief AI Officer at Atmosera entails
(43:04) Jeff’s observations on the main misconceptions people have about AI
(51:52) The view that Jeff takes on how AI will impact careers
(1:09:51) How Jeff incorporates his early career as a mechanical aerospace engineer into a unique hobby
(1:13:50) What brand Jeff is loving right now
Links Referenced
- KnoxDevs: https://knoxdevs.com/
- Devmoot website: https://devmoot.com
- Programming Microsoft .NET: https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Microsoft-NET-Developer-Reference/dp/0735613761/
- Applied Machine Learning and AI for Engineers: https://www.amazon.com/Applied-Machine-Learning-Engineers-Algorithmically/dp/1492098051
- Applied Machine Learning and AI for Engineers: https://www.amazon.com/Applied-Machine-Learning-Engineers-Algorithmically/dp/1492098051
Crafting a Community-Based Brand with Zack Roskop
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07/26/23 • 40 min
Zack Roskop is the owner of Knox Brew Tours and Knox Brew Hub, and while people might know him as a local craft beer expert, what many don’t realize is he’s also a natural-born marketer. On this episode of We Built This Brand, Chris and Zack discuss how Zack went from being a full-time musician with a crazy idea, to building out multiple successful businesses in his Knox Brew brand. Zack explains why his goal is to be a best friend to the local brewers in the Knoxville area, and how he has built a passionate community around his brands. Chris and Zack also explore the risks that Zack has taken to build his brands, and Zack shares why he feels that good brands and good beers can be polarizing.
Highlights
(00:00) Intro
(01:10) Zack and Chris sit down at Knox Brew Hub to share a local beer and Zack shares a Knox Brew Hub secret
(03:01) Zack explains the goals of Knox Brew Hub
(04:10) How Zack started his iconic “Knox Brew” brands
(08:35) Why Zack decided to start a bar in 12 days, in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic
(12:57) Zack describes how his parents’ career helped prepare him for the opportunities that Knox Brew Hub presented
(15:12) The two problems that Zack is looking to solve for in the downtown Knoxville area
(18:10) Where Zack’s passion for craft beer started
(20:32) Chris and Zack reminisce on the origins of Knox Brew Tours
(24:20) Why Zack doesn’t call Knox Brew Hub a pub, and how he’s built a community around his brands
(27:55) How Zack builds awareness for his events and draws people to Knox Brew Hub
(33:07) What brand Zack is intrigued by right now, and why he feels powerful brands tend to be a bit polarizing
(37:50) Why Zack feels the most important part of a brewery has changed over the past few years
About Zack
Zack started Knox Brew Tours in the fall of 2014 to combine his love of people, the city of Knoxville and local beer! In 2020, the tour company expanded to a local craft beer bar in the heart of downtown Knoxville. Knox Brew Hub is not only the Hub for the tour company but also a visitors center for local beer!
Links Referenced
- Knox Brew Stories: https://www.knoxbrewstories.com/
- Our Humble Beer Podcast Episode with Knox Brew Tours: https://www.humblebeerpodcast.com/tn-beer-run-part-1/
- Knox Brew Hub: https://knoxbrewhub.com
- Knox Brew Tours: https://knoxbrewtours.com
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Communicating a Promise through Branding with Jeremy Floyd
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06/14/23 • 35 min
Jeremy Floyd is a prolific marketer who currently serves as the Chief Communications Officer for Covenant Health, the largest employer in the Knoxville Metropolitan area. In this episode, he joins Chris for a conversation about how his career journey went from being a philosophy major, to a lawyer, to finding his lifelong career in marketing. Jeremy shares stories on why branding is so much more than the visual element of marketing a brand - to him, branding is your reputation and impacts lives in a meaningful way. Tune in to learn how Jeremy discovered a metal detector brand that saves lives, how he navigates the challenge of creating change in a large-scale enterprise company, and so much more.
Highlights
(00:00) Intro
(00:50) Jeremy’s background and what led him to his current role at Covenant Health
(02:39) Why Jeremy’s interest in disruption and brand building led him to take his current role when he already owned his own business
(04:11) How an early career change led Jeremy to a job that changed the way Jeremy thought about branding
(08:01) How Jeremy sees technology disrupting the healthcare industry
(12:49) The brand promise of Covenant Health and how Jeremy defined it and is sharing it with the people of East Tennessee
(25:46) The future initiatives that Jeremy is introducing for Covenant Health, including their new sonic brand and brand anthem
(28:42) The tools that Jeremy is finding most valuable to create efficiencies in his department
(32:25) What brand Jeremy is loving right now, and why he feels it’s so powerful
About Jeremy
Jeremy Floyd is Chief Communications Officer and Vice President of Marketing for Covenant Health. Upon joining in June of 2022, Floyd immediately began to oversee operations for the marketing, PR/communications, graphic services and call center departments. As a member of Covenant Health’s senior leadership team, he leads the health system’s marketing, branding, consumerism and communication strategies – including digital initiatives. In this role, he is responsible for enhancing the health system’s brand and reputation as the first and best choice for healthcare for the East Tennessee region.
Floyd most recently served as President and Chief Marketing Officer of KellycoDetectors.com,where his efforts more than doubled the company’s customer base in just two years. Floyd also founded Lirio/Finworx, a healthcare business development company specializing in customized communication tools that use behavioral science and artificial intelligence to motivate healthy behaviors in individuals and population groups.
His previous marketing leadership roles include BPV Capital Management, Bluegill Creative, Eluminaire, and Holrob Commercial Realty. Floyd also served as adjunct professor of digital marketing for the MBA program at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
In addition to his extensive marketing leadership experience, Floyd holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with a concentration in business transactions from the University of Tennessee School of Law, and is licensed to practice law in Tennessee. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English and philosophy from Middle Tennessee State University.
Links Referenced:
- Covenant Health: https://covenanthealth.com
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Diving Deep for a Brand that Soars with Gavin Baker
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04/26/23 • 48 min
Get to know Gavin Baker, Founder of Baker Marketing Labs, as he joins Chris on We Built This Brand. In this episode, Gavin shares how his early experiences in social media management and running a start-up shaped his career in the world of branding. Dive into the process of taking his own company through a major rebrand and discover valuable, actionable tips for entrepreneurs building their first brand. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an industry expert and gain practical insights into the world of branding. Tune in and let Gavin and Chris guide you on your brand-building journey.
Highlights
(00:00) Intro
(01:18) Gavin describes how he got his start in Knoxville as an up-and-coming entrepreneur
(03:13) The lessons Gavin learned from his first job at a start-up called Abunga
(07:33) Gavin’s experience being the first Social Media Manager hired in the restaurant industry
(14:40) Gavin’s first foray into public speaking and though leadership
(16:36) How Gavin’s experiences led him to entrepreneurship
(20:04) The story of how Gavin’s first business Greenlight competed directly with ConvertKit
(22:02) How Baker Labs differentiates their marketing firm
(24:08) Gavin shares how Baker Labs got their name, and the lessons he learned on picking a website URL
(28:07) Gavin discusses the visual identity of a brand and how that played into the rebrand at Baker Labs
(32:24) The approach to branding that Gavin takes at his firm and why it’s similar to the mythology of the flying fish
(39:35) Gavin’s advice to an entrepreneur who is trying to figure out their brand for the first time
(44:19) Gavin describes the pitfalls of asking the wrong people for feedback when developing branding materials
(45:29) The brands that Gavin is loving right now
About Gavin
Gavin Baker is the President and Founder of Baker Marketing Laboratory, an award–winning digital marketing agency in Knoxville, TN that helps clients in the healthcare industry better serve their patients and customers. Gavin also works as an adjunct professor in the Haslam College of Business at the University of Tennessee, where he leads a 400-level Brand Management course. As a respected individual in the healthcare marketing sphere, Gavin has been featured as a guest on various podcasts and radio shows, including HealthcareNOW (Nationally Syndicated Radio), Medical Practice Trends, Doctors Unbound, and Made Right Here. He sits on the Forbes Agency Council as well, where his marketing advice has been featured in multiple articles published on Forbes.
Links Mentioned:
- Baker Marketing Labs: https://bakerlabs.co/
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Grinding Your Way To Success: The U Brew Story with Andrew Ellis
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03/06/24 • 43 min
Andrew Ellis, the founder of U Brew Coffee Company, sits down with Chris to discuss his entrepreneurial leap into the coffee business. From the origins of U Brew to Andrew's vision for a coffee community, this episode illuminates the struggles and triumphs of starting a coffee business. Chris and Andrew then embark on an immersive coffee cupping session, giving listeners a taste of U Brew's commitment to their craft and community.
About Andrew Ellis:
Andrew Ellis is a passionate advocate for specialty coffee and the founder of U Brew Coffee Company. After cutting alcohol from his routine, Andrew discovered a vast opportunity to introduce the craft of specialty coffee to those unfamiliar with it. His mission is to travel the nation, building a community centered around small and micro-roasters, and to bring a diverse array of roasts under one roof. Andrew aims to ignite a passion for coffee in others, one mug at a time, inviting everyone to "Take Control of Your Cup" and experience coffee like never before
Show Highlights:
(00:00) Introduction
(02:12) Inspiration Behind U Brew
(05:04) The Story Behind U Brew's Name and Branding
(9:50) Validating the U Brew Business Model
(12:21) Introduction to Coffee Cupping
(18:48) Expanding U Brew's Product Line
(22:20) Coffee connoisseurs & Andres vision for U Brew
(28:40) The Coffee Cupping Session
(38:44) Andrew's Current Favorite Brand and Why
(42:36) Closing Remarks
Links:
U Brew Co Website:https://www.ubrewcoffeeco.com/home
U Brew TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thatubrewdude
U Brew Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ubrewcoffeeco
U Brew Co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ubrewcoffee/
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How many episodes does We Built This Brand have?
We Built This Brand currently has 29 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Brand Building, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Podcasts and Business.
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The average episode length on We Built This Brand is 41 minutes.
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The first episode of We Built This Brand was released on Feb 22, 2023.
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