Simon Rawadi's guest appearances

Simon Rawadi

Amplify Your Mission with Adam Lewis Walker

Future of Australia Podcast

The WILDCast

The Kim Barrett Show Podcast

Calvin Coyles

Elena Cardone

Brett Campbell

Ben Hunt

Stefanos Sifandos

Robert Greene

Tony Whatley

Jack Turner

Matt Ryder

Jocko Willink

Matt Theriault

John Lee Dumas

Michael Gervais

Richard Bell

James Swanwick

OwlTail

With the variety of products in the market, entrepreneurs need to find a branding unique to them to stand out and stay ahead of their competitors. Having a broad audience is an advantage, but it does not always translate into revenue. In this episode, Simon Rawadi talks about how to create that excellent branding for start-up companies up and generate sales through establishing a core audience. Simon is the Head and Founder of Slyletica, Australia’s leading apparel manufacturing, brand management, and development agency. It is one of the fastest-growing start-up companies in Australia. And this year, Slyletica also took home the Melbourne Entrepreneur of the Year award from Business News Australia in the Manufacturing, Wholesale &amp; Distribution category. If you want to launch your product and learn how to create the perfect branding, check out these highlights and tune in to the show!   About Slyletica (2:21)     Slyletica is Australia’s leading brand management and development agency specializing in activewear labels.   Slyletica helps people with a business idea or an existing brand, develop new designs, and go through the manufacturing process.   They also help with building websites and assisting with order fulfilment.     Slyletica’s Beginnings (3:26)   Simon was initially into sales in the corporate world, and it was fulfilling for him. The entrepreneur in him dreams of more, so he launched his activewear label even if he doesn’t have experience in fashion or starting a clothing brand. They spent two years refining the sales process, bringing the product to the market, and dealing with international suppliers and imports. They realized that their strength and speciality was to help business owners develop a product they can sell to an existing community or marketplace.  Afterwards, they shifted from their retail to brand management and development. Slyletica’s key clients: social media influencers, gym owners and entrepreneurs who want to start their own business  What Is a Brand? (8:35)  A brand can be anything that someone wants to pursue as a business. It should also be making money. To be successful, you must be able to blend brand and sales. A brand should be able to sustain an income for your personal and business needs.  How to Have a Complete Brand (10:27)   What products are you going to sell?  What is it going to look like? Who is going to sell your products?  How are you going to sell your products?   Starting Your Own Apparel Business (12:40)   Try and start small. Focus on your first selection. Take into consideration the economies of scale. Your website should be running for marketing. Advertising is essential. Posting in social media is not enough.  The Cold Method and the Column Method (18:21)   Cold method: Used for influencers who would want to sell their brand, considering the followers that would care for the client’s product. Take the analytics that Instagram provides. Look at the core of the followers. If you can engage them to buy your product, that will be a substantial audience. Column method: For the non-core followers.   Take out those non-core audiences and have conservative projections in terms of product inventory. Do not overcapitalize when you sell out. A large following does not equal success.  Having a Core Audience (23:20)   The core audience is the most important. They are the people who will purchase your product. The email list is second in priority. Use social media tools to find a lookalike audience for expansion.  Four Key Elements for a Successful Product-Based Business  Starting the brand Building your product  Bringing your product to the market  Ensuring sales  Final Notes  You need to have a unique selling proposition. Start with customers similar to yourself.    To know more about developing your brand and launching your product, you may connect with Simon through Slyletica’s website or email hello@slyletica.com. Simon will also be joining us at the Certified Ballers Live event, so make sure to grab your tickets now! Thanks for tuning in, and see you in the next episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the variety of products in the market, entrepreneurs need to find a branding unique to them to stand out and stay ahead of their competitors. Having a broad audience is an advantage, but it does not always translate into revenue. In this episode, Simon Rawadi talks about how to create that excellent branding for start-up companies up and generate sales through establishing a core audience. Simon is the Head and Founder of Slyletica, Australia’s leading apparel manufacturing, brand management, and development agency. It is one of the fastest-growing start-up companies in Australia. And this year, Slyletica also took home the Melbourne Entrepreneur of the Year award from Business News Australia in the Manufacturing, Wholesale &amp; Distribution category. If you want to launch your product and learn how to create the perfect branding, check out these highlights and tune in to the show! About Slyletica (2:21)  <ul> <li>Slyletica is Australia’s leading brand management and development agency specializing in activewear labels.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Slyletica helps people with a business idea or an existing brand, develop new designs, and go through the manufacturing process.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>They also help with building websites and assisting with order fulfilment. </li> </ul> Slyletica’s Beginnings (3:26)  <ul> <li>Simon was initially into sales in the corporate world, and it was fulfilling for him.</li> <li>The entrepreneur in him dreams of more, so he launched his activewear label even if he doesn’t have experience in fashion or starting a clothing brand.</li> <li>They spent two years refining the sales process, bringing the product to the market, and dealing with international suppliers and imports.</li> <li>They realized that their strength and speciality was to help business owners develop a product they can sell to an existing community or marketplace. </li> <li>Afterwards, they shifted from their retail to brand management and development.</li> <li>Slyletica’s key clients: social media influencers, gym owners and entrepreneurs who want to start their own business</li> </ul> What Is a Brand? (8:35) <ul> <li>A brand can be anything that someone wants to pursue as a business.</li> <li>It should also be making money.</li> <li>To be successful, you must be able to blend brand and sales.</li> <li>A brand should be able to sustain an income for your personal and business needs.</li> </ul> How to Have a Complete Brand (10:27)  <ul> <li>What products are you going to sell? </li> <li>What is it going to look like?</li> <li>Who is going to sell your products? </li> <li>How are you going to sell your products? </li> </ul> Starting Your Own Apparel Business (12:40)  <ul> <li>Try and start small.</li> <li>Focus on your first selection.</li> <li>Take into consideration the economies of scale.</li> <li>Your website should be running for marketing.</li> <li>Advertising is essential. Posting in social media is not enough.</li> </ul> The Cold Method and the Column Method (18:21)  <ul> <li>Cold method: Used for influencers who would want to sell their brand, considering the followers that would care for the client’s product.</li> <li>Take the analytics that Instagram provides.</li> <li>Look at the core of the followers. If you can engage them to buy your product, that will be a substantial audience.</li> <li>Column method: For the non-core followers.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Take out those non-core audiences and have conservative projections in terms of product inventory.</li> <li>Do not overcapitalize when you sell out.</li> <li>A large following does not equal success.</li> </ul> Having a Core Audience (23:20)  <ul> <li>The core audience is the most important.</li> <li>They are the people who will purchase your product.</li> <li>The email list is second in priority.</li> <li>Use social media tools to find a lookalike audience for expansion.</li> </ul> Four Key Elements for a Successful Product-Based Business <ul> <li>Starting the brand</li> <li>Building your product </li> <li>Bringing your product to the market </li> <li>Ensuring sales</li> </ul> Final Notes <ul> <li>You need to have a unique selling proposition.</li> <li>Start with customers similar to yourself.</li> </ul> To know more about developing your brand and launching your product, you may connect with Simon through Slyletica’s <a href="https://slyletica.com/pages/about-slyletica" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> or email <a href="mailto:hello@slyletica.com">hello@slyletica.com</a>. Simon will also be joining us at the <a href="https://www.certifiedballerslive.com.au/register" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Certified Ballers Live</a> event, so make sure to grab your tickets now! Thanks for tuning in, and see you in the next episode!See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Launching A Product Brand with Simon Rawadi

On this episode of WILD Spotlight we interview Simon Rawadi, Co-Founder of Slyletica - The Biggest Apparel Brand You've Never Heard Of.Simon Rawadi, 33, is CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Slyletica. In 3.5 years Slyletica has become a leading fashion agency for manufacturing and brand development, servicing over 155 clients in 12 countries, including some very famous influencers, athletes and large retail brands looking to stay on the cutting-edge of activewear. Clients come to Slyletica to start their own sportswear or swimwear label, some even selling out via social media within days of their release. The company has since been named the fastest growing apparel start-up in Australia. His greatest accomplishment to date is marrying his business partner, Yetta Rawadi, COO of Slyletica, and welcoming their daughter Amelia, in 2018.On this interview we go deep into how this all started, Simons mindset around money and abundance, and keeping a family going with the stresses and challenged of running a multi million dollar organisation.Make sure to Rate, Review &amp; Subsribe to the WILDCast!See more of us at http://wildsuccess.global See Simon at https://slyletica.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of WILD Spotlight we interview Simon Rawadi, Co-Founder of Slyletica - The Biggest Apparel Brand You've Never Heard Of. Simon Rawadi, 33, is CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Slyletica. In 3.5 years Slyletica has become a leading fashion agency for manufacturing and brand development, servicing over 155 clients in 12 countries, including some very famous influencers, athletes and large retail brands looking to stay on the cutting-edge of activewear. Clients come to Slyletica to start their own sportswear or swimwear label, some even selling out via social media within days of their release. The company has since been named the fastest growing apparel start-up in Australia. His greatest accomplishment to date is marrying his business partner, Yetta Rawadi, COO of Slyletica, and welcoming their daughter Amelia, in 2018. On this interview we go deep into how this all started, Simons mindset around money and abundance, and keeping a family going with the stresses and challenged of running a multi million dollar organisation. Make sure to Rate, Review &amp; Subsribe to the WILDCast! See more of us at <a href="http://wildsuccess.global" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://wildsuccess.global</a> See Simon at <a href="https://slyletica.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://slyletica.com</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

WILD Spotlight: Simon Rawadi, Co-Founder of Slyletica

"From Inspirational Facebook Posts to the Fastest Growing New Apparel Business in Australia"

Future of Australia - Episode 21 - Simon Rawadi - Slyletica

Simon Rawadi was a highly successful sales professional working in the property development and sales industry for over 10 years. Building a successful career and becoming highly regarded as one of the top sales professionals by the age of 27. Less than a year ago after realizing the “end game plan” wasn’t inline with his ideal goals and his “ideal day”, Simon took on the entrepreneur challenge and left the safety of the corporate arena. “life is not meant to be average, life is meant to be amazing” Owning and operating a number of successful online businesses, Simon now co-owns and runs a motivational fitness-clothing brand called STFU Fitness (Shut the Fuck Up). His brand is fast becoming known in the fitness industry as the “go to” clothing &amp; fitness company for no excuses, no bullshit style apparel that lifts your game and has you pushing yourself to be better each day. Simon lives in Melbourne, Australia. Instagram @simobrozo @stfufitness

Simon Rawadi was a highly successful sales professional working in the property development and sales industry for over 10 years. Building a successful career and becoming highly regarded as one of the top sales professionals by the age of 27. Less than a year ago after realizing the “end game plan” wasn’t inline with his ideal goals and his “ideal day”, Simon took on the entrepreneur challenge and left the safety of the corporate arena. “life is not meant to be average, life is meant to be amazing” Owning and operating a number of successful online businesses, Simon now co-owns and runs a motivational fitness-clothing brand called STFU Fitness (Shut the Fuck Up). His brand is fast becoming known in the fitness industry as the “go to” clothing &amp; fitness company for no excuses, no bullshit style apparel that lifts your game and has you pushing yourself to be better each day. Simon lives in Melbourne, Australia. Instagram @simobrozo @stfufitness