Episode 6 of The Longer Game – Season 4 with Victoria Green is now live.

Raising capital and moving fast is how brands skip the most important part of building a business.

Victoria (Green) Berk, Founder and CEO of Know Good, launched a better-for-you cookie dough into New York City with no big funding round and no national rollout. She stayed local, got close to her customers, and validated every piece of the product before scaling anything.

Her chocolate chip cookie dough is now selling out across the city.

Slow built that.

On this episode of The Longer Game, host Michael Maher and Victoria (Green) Berk get into what most funded brands get wrong, why product format familiarity is the smartest innovation move, and how the shift in consumer thinking around nutrition is changing what it takes to win on shelf and on Amazon.

In this episode

  • What most funded brands get wrong before they scale

  • Why keeping the product format familiar is the smartest innovation move

  • How ingredient transparency is changing what it takes to win on shelf and on Amazon

If your brand is scaling before it is ready, this episode will sting a little.

Episode 6 is now live.

Give it a listen.

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Michael Maher

Musician turned business owner, I now own and run a Custom Done-For-You Amazon Services Agency and love it. From content to catalog management, advertising to international expansion, my agency Cartology is taking your brand story and translating it into a catalog that grows awareness, generates revenue, and achieves profitability on the Amazon marketplace.

I love my wife and daughter, being a human, bourbon, coffee, and being a light in business world.

https://thinkcartology.com
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