Podcasts about outlaw soaps

Later this month, the Pioneertown International Film Festival makes its debut in California's High Desert region, kicking off three days of classic Westerns, world premieres, documentaries, shorts, concerts and live workshops. On this special bonus episode, we chat with Julian Pinder, the co-founder of the festival, and Todd Luoto, the festival's head programmer, to find out more about the exciting Western-themed events they're planning!For tickets to the festival, or for info about the screening schedule, visit their website. This special bonus episode is brought to you in part by Outlaw Soaps. Visit their website to purchase their fantastic hand-made soaps, body washes, lotions, colognes and more.

After forging a wildly successful career working with world class brands like Oprah and Disney, Danielle set out to build 'Outlaw' - a line of western inspired grooming products designed to awaken your sense of confidence and adventure.    In this episode, we discuss the exciting day Danielle covered the Lance Armstrong interview with Oprah, and her brave and honest mental health journey with ADD and Aspergers.    In Parts 2 and 3 (coming soon), we will dive into how Danielle raised over 1 million dollars in funding, grew Outlaw from scratch to over 3 million dollars in sales, and the joys and frustration of publishing your own book.    Enjoy, and stay tuned!   Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3qJRu99​   Subscribe on iTunes: http://apple.co/3iHA4ac​    Join the group: Facebook.com/groups/moneyselfmade   Instagram.com/GetMoneySelfMade   Twitter.com/moneyselfm     ✉ C O N T A C T (business inquiries) ➵ hello@moneyselfmade.com    

Like so many kids, when GamerDude was growing up, he was not a fan of baths. He talks about bathtime when he was young, when his mom would bathe the kids together to save time and water, and avoid naked kids running up and down the hall unsupervised. He talks about how Mr. Bubble made bath time at least tolerable, and he explains how, as he got older, he started avoiding baths as much as he could, because it was more fun to be out and about, playing. GamerDude also explains how, when he got to high school, he discovered the benefits of being clean and smelling good. He talks about how he came to appreciate scents, and liked the smell of Dial soap, and Lifebuoy. He also talks about his favorite soap, Irish Spring, which he discovered at about the same time he found his favorite cologne: Brut 33. He talks about using Brut deodorant, and Brut splash-on lotion, and how that led to the discovery of other colognes, like British Sterling and Paul Sebastian and Fahrenheit. GamerDude also talks about how his love for different scents and fragrances has lasted to this day. He talks about his favorite current colognes, which are solid, instead of sprays.  He explains his appreciation for The Gambler, from Outlaw Soaps, and his love for Ireland Springs, from The Beer Soap Company, which smells exactly like the Irish Spring soap he loved growing up.

Michael and I discuss men's hand soaps and recommend two great companies, Boll Weevil Soap Co and Outlaw Soaps.

In this week’s episode, I review Air-Val International’s Snow White EDP for women, discuss an indie fragrance company just for the boys called Outlaw Soaps, and talk about a fragrance line that gives back to Prince Harry’s charity. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The scent of a specialty soap from her honeymoon stayed with Danielle Vincent as she went back to work and each time she would smell it, she was transported back to those happy memories. This sensory experience prompted her to launch Outlaw Soaps with her husband Russ. Together, the couple created soaps that would smell like campfire, whiskey, and leather to meet the niche of specialty scents. In this episode of Shopify Masters, we’ll hear from Danielle Vincent of Outlaw Soaps on how they navigated production and why feedback from customers are crucial. For more on Outlaw Soaps and show notes: https://www.shopify.ca/blog/outlawsoaps-salesTune In To LearnWhat metric led them to 600% GrowthWhy content marketing and SEO are still worth it even though they take longer for resultsThe emails they sent to turn customers in to repeat buyers

Unhappy with her senior management positions at ABC and The Oprah Network, Danielle Vincent had a “fuck it” moment that couldn’t have come sooner. Leaving the big bucks and job security behind, Vincent went out on a limb and opened her own handmade soap company, Outlaw Soaps.   Imagine a lone cowboy or cowgirl wandering into a new town with a fistful of dollars and the accompanying swagger to boot. That’s what Vincent is selling — and to date, she has 20,000 customers to show for it.

Carla Marie talks to Danielle A. Vincent, author of YOU-NICORN: 30 Days to Find Your Inner Unicorn and Live the Life You Love. Danielle left her corporate job at Oprah's network, OWN, to launch a handmade soap company, Outlaw Soaps, before writing YOU-Nicorn. The book is a badass self-help book perfect for anyone in a rut or anyone launching a side hustle!

When Danielle Vincent left her job at Oprah to start a soap-making business with her new husband, more than a few folks thought she was, well, crazy. Six years later, Outlaw Soaps is a success, propelled largely by Danielle's high-level marketing chops and time management skills. She has just written a new book, "You-Nicorn: 30 Days to Find Your Inner Unicorn and Live the Life You Love." Peri talks with Danielle about forging her own path and her passion for targeted, data-driven marketing.  Theme song: "You Know Who You Are" by Sam Miller. Thanks to our sponsors Pyragraph and The Octopus and the Fox.  Be sure to Like our Facebook page!

Welcome to Episode 57 of the Indie Business Podcast! In this episode, I'll introduce you to Danielle Vincent of Outlaw Soaps in Colfax, California. Danielle started her business five years ago when she became restless at her job at the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN). Restless though she was, she's the first to acknowledged that the […] The post Episode 57: Danielle Vincent of Outlaw Soaps [Podcast] appeared first on Indie Business Network.

My guest is Danielle Vincent and she and her husband Russ are the brains behind . They started off with an independent ecommerce business on their own website Outlaw Soaps and then expanded the wholesale line of their business onto Etsy in their shop . Danielle spent 10 years working as a corporate Digital Product Manager before she quit to start making a living making and selling soaps. Topics we discuss: Running a business with a spouse and the division of labor Focusing on using Etsy primarily for bulk wholesale orders rather than individual retail orders All things Shopify for running an ecommerce website Blogging for marketing Approaching the press and media outlets to get exposure for your brand and product Resources mentioned: Chuck Revell (photographer) - - home of the tool for determining product pricing - ecommerce-building platform Reach Danielle: Social media: , , , Please take a minute to subscribe and leave an honest review of the podcast in and . That really helps to get the word out about the show. Connect With Me: Twitter: Follow Facebook Group: - This is where I'm connecting with you after the podcast. Lots of fun convos & Etsy shop promos here too! Facebook: Like the Pinterest: Instagram: Google+: Email: Use the OR interview [at] convome [dot] com