Amanda Sains's guest appearances

Amanda Sains

The Food Startups Podcast

Food Marketing Nerds Restaurant and CPG Marketing Podcast

Gooder

15 Minutes of Genius

Jeremy Smith

Mark Samuel

David Czinn

Chris Smith

Bret Johnson

Matt Cohen

Jim Lamancusa

Caleb Simpson

Alan Hahn

Marie Miller

Jim Simon

Elliot Begoun

Hugh Thomas

Renee Dunn

Eric Pierce

OwlTail

Genius Juice CEO &amp; Founder, Alex Bayer, interviews Amanda Sains of Joolies California Superfruit. Amanda is the Marketing Director of Joolies California Superfruit, one of the fastest-growing Organic Medjool Date companies in the country. In just over 1 1/2 years since launch, they are now in over 1,000 stores and counting. Amanda brings a ton of passion &amp; energy to the brand and also shares a personal story on our show. You don't want to miss this episode!   ---   Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genius-juice/support

Genius Juice CEO &amp; Founder, Alex Bayer, interviews Amanda Sains of Joolies California Superfruit. Amanda is the Marketing Director of Joolies California Superfruit, one of the fastest-growing Organic Medjool Date companies in the country. In just over 1 1/2 years since launch, they are now in over 1,000 stores and counting. Amanda brings a ton of passion &amp; energy to the brand and also shares a personal story on our show. You don't want to miss this episode! --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/genius-juice/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/genius-juice/support</a>

Episode 31 | Amanda Sains | Joolies

In the last episode, we spoke with the founder of B'More Organic. This week we interview their secret weapon, Amanda Sains. Amanda was in the corporate world and wanted a change. She started as a brand ambassador, doing product demos on her lunch break. She has since rebranded the company, supported growth into over 3000 stores and has gotten placement for B’more on The Rachael Ray Show, collegiate sponsorships, secured NFL athlete endorsements with VaynerSports and coaching from entrepreneur, Barbara Corcoran. We find out what drives Amanda and how she has been able to excel at B'More Organic:  What she learned running an Etsy store Her decision to go to grad school Advice for young people who are unsure of their career path What "the hustle" means to Amanda Getting the attention of a food company How she proved herself to B'more Organic Getting in front of superstar entrepreneur Gary Vee Landing endorsements with NFL players Life on the road.. Guerrilla marketing 

In the last episode, we spoke with the founder of B'More Organic. This week we interview their secret weapon, Amanda Sains. Amanda was in the corporate world and wanted a change. She started as a brand ambassador, doing product demos on her lunch break. She has since rebranded the company, supported growth into over 3000 stores and has gotten placement for B’more on The Rachael Ray Show, collegiate sponsorships, secured NFL athlete endorsements with VaynerSports and coaching from entrepreneur, Barbara Corcoran. We find out what drives Amanda and how she has been able to excel at B'More Organic: <ul> <li>What she learned running an Etsy store</li> <li>Her decision to go to grad school</li> <li>Advice for young people who are unsure of their career path</li> <li>What "the hustle" means to Amanda</li> <li>Getting the attention of a food company</li> <li>How she proved herself to B'more Organic</li> <li>Getting in front of superstar entrepreneur Gary Vee</li> <li>Landing endorsements with NFL players</li> <li>Life on the road..</li> <li>Guerrilla marketing</li> </ul>

Ep146- How to Join and Thrive at a Food Startup - Amanda Sains of B'more Organic

Over the past several years, marketing to millennials has been a hot topic of conversation. By most definitions, millennials are anyone born between the early 80’s to the late 90’s, best known for their lov of snapchat, obsession with traveling, and most importantly, their massive spending power and large makeup of the US work force. So, It’s no surprise that many brands have shifted marketing budget to engage this generation – whether through relevant product offerings, on trend design, cause marketing, or in the case of today’s guest, it’s pulling together all the above. We’re talking with Amanda Sains, Marketing Director of B’More Organic, about their recent rebrand and cause marketing done right. Just a little back story, B More Organic has donated over $600k to an awesome cause you’ll get to hear about in a minute. In this episode, you’ll learn:  How to communicate your company’s mission without sounding preachy What brands should be doing with their packaging to appeal to millennials Why genuine cause marketing is much more than a campaign  And a lot more…

Over the past several years, marketing to millennials has been a hot topic of conversation. By most definitions, millennials are anyone born between the early 80’s to the late 90’s, best known for their lov of snapchat, obsession with traveling, and most importantly, their massive spending power and large makeup of the US work force. So, It’s no surprise that many brands have shifted marketing budget to engage this generation – whether through relevant product offerings, on trend design, cause marketing, or in the case of today’s guest, it’s pulling together all the above. We’re talking with Amanda Sains, Marketing Director of <a href="http://bmoreorganic.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">B’More Organic</a>, about their recent rebrand and cause marketing done right. Just a little back story, B More Organic has donated over $600k to an awesome cause you’ll get to hear about in a minute. In this episode, you’ll learn: <ul> <li>How to communicate your company’s mission without sounding preachy</li> <li>What brands should be doing with their packaging to appeal to millennials</li> <li>Why genuine cause marketing is much more than a campaign</li> </ul> And a lot more…

FMN 018: Cause Marketing Done Right with Amanda Sains