Author: Molly Elmore
marketing strategy & consultation for blockchain technology
Your Target Audience Is The Key
A narrow target audience is the key to selling your products
The Path of Least Resistance
The sales channels that are easy to set up are the least likely to make your business thrive & generate profit.
Fear of Success
Fear of success is a more powerful emotion than fear of failure.
10 Steps to Selling Your Soaps + Bath Products Wholesale
Many soap & bath product businesses find that the fastest way to scale their business is through wholesale distribution.
Overcoming Fear of Growing Your Business
“Everything you’ve ever wanted is on the other side of fear.”– George Addair What fear is holding you back from growing your business? A few years ago, when I was still making soap in my kitchen, I knew that I could not continue to grow at that pace. I was working ALL the time, and my house was FULL of…
Connecting with Your Target Audience
After you have defined your target audience, the next step is create a connection with your target. How do you do that? Here are a few ideas. Name your products with the intention of attracting your target audience. If your target is yoga enthusiasts, then incorporate yoga poses or terms in the names If your target love sarcastic or sassy humor, make your product names…
The Flaws in Paying Yourself Hourly
There are several ways that soap & bath product makers determine pricing for their products. One of them involves taking the cost of supplies, adding in an hourly rate cost (based on how long it takes to produce a product) and multiplying that by 2 or 3. This is FLAWED, and I caution you from using this method from determining…
The Target Audience For Your Soap Brand
Defining the target audience for your brand is the single most important task when building a strong brand. So many soap & bath product business owners struggle with this, and I understand why. It is because you did things backwards. When a major brand, like Unilever, wants to expand, they pick a segment that is underserved by their business, and…
Dare to Dream BIG
One of the first questions that I ask soapers when we talk about their business is what their dream is. Where they want to business to be in 3-5 years. Most of the time, I am told a version of: “I want a successful business that provides income but also gives me time to spend with my family” As a…