Episode description
Episode description
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Welcome to DTC Podcast, I'm Eric Dyck. Today we're returning to a conversation we started last year with Jeremy Kopek, co-founder of Noa Home, and proud furnisher of DTC's Home Studios.
Our last podcast detailed Noa Home's meteoric rise to 8 figures with a lean, mean team. Today's talk focuses on what happens when that kind of track record gets noticed by strategic partners like Basset Furniture, the massive furniture manufacturer/retailer that acquired them late last year.
This podcast dives in on the pros and cons of strategic investment partners over VC or institutional investors and some of the green flags to look for during the process.
We'll chat about the synergies created when legacy companies roll up innovative startups as well as the challenges of integration.
Curl up on your leather couch for this one, cos you know i'll be on mine...
On with show!
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] Introduction
[00:02:14] Jeremy introduces himself and his journey with Noa
[00:06:21] The challenges and triumphs of navigating Noa through the pandemic
[00:10:50] The exciting partnership with Bassett and what it means for Noa's growth
[00:16:40] Jeremy's insights into expanding into new product categories and markets
[00:32:10] The importance of community and support in the DTC space
#D2C #Entrepreneurship #FurnitureBusiness #BusinessGrowth #DigitalMarketing #Ecommerce #NoaHome #bassett
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