E 703: Building a Brand with Consistency, Trial, and Error featuring the Founders of Geologie

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In this episode of the Scaling Emerging Beauty podcast, Monique Benoit speaks with Nick and Dave, co-founders of Geologie, about their journey in launching and scaling their skincare brand.

They discuss the challenges of starting a beauty brand, the importance of having a solid team, and the need for a good manufacturing partner.

The conversation also touches on product development, finding product-market fit, and the significance of understanding strengths and weaknesses in a co-founder relationship.

In this conversation, Nick and Dave discuss their journey in building a skincare brand, emphasizing the importance of branding, packaging, and understanding their target audience.

They share insights on the significance of feedback and iteration in product development, the challenges of expanding into brick-and-mortar retail, and the role of Amazon in their growth strategy.

The discussion also covers the development of effective product lines for retail, the science behind product effectiveness, and the necessity of understanding distribution channels.

They conclude by reflecting on the entrepreneurial journey and the importance of integrating various sales strategies.

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Nick, Dave, & Geologie

Geologie Instagram

Nick Linkedin

Dave Linkedin

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Amazon growth beauty brand branding co-founders CPG distribution channels DTC strategy effective products Entrepreneurship manufacturing market fit packaging product development retail Retail expansion scaling skincare target audience

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