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Ever wondered how a home baker's passion for creating lactation cookies blossomed into a booming e-commerce business?
Join Ryan Martin, founder of Remarkable Digital (eCommerce SEO agency) as he interviews Rebecca Tischler, the founder and CEO of Milky Goodness, shares her extraordinary ascent from whipping up treats in her kitchen to empowering breastfeeding mothers nationwide.
Our heartfelt conversation with Rebecca is a blend of candid anecdotes and strategic insights, illustrating how an unyielding entrepreneurial spirit can turn a personal mission into a widespread success.
As we sit down with Rebecca, her stories transport us through the milestones and stumbling blocks of building Milky Goodness.
She openly discusses the initial lack of business acumen, her reliance on her husband Jeff's support, and the pivotal shift to online sales that catapulted her brand into over 150 stores. But it's not just about scaling up—it's about the community of mothers nurtured along the way and the genuine connections forged through every batch of cookies.
Rebecca's dedication shines as she highlights the growth strategies and consumer-centric approaches that have shaped Milky Goodness into a brand synonymous with trust and quality.
Wrapping up our illuminating exchange, Rebecca emphasizes the transformative power of customer feedback, harnessed through social media and surveys, in steering her brand towards the future.
She emphasises the role of customer reviews in shaping product offerings and company direction, a testament to the importance of two-way communication in business evolution.
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