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To Subscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup Hello and welcome to the DTC Podcast. I'm Eric Dyck. Today, we're diving deep into the powerful trend of buyers' networks and product launching communities. Our guest, Greg Rollet, hails from the Grommet—a remarkable platform that boasts a dedicated community of 2.5 million buyers and has been instrumental in propelling innovative products into the spotlight. Until at least 2024 The Grommet has pledged to take NO FEE on any sale they refer to your site, so if you've got a product that fits that problem solving gadget category, explore their product launch network as an option to drive cost free Q4 sales! https://TheGrommet.com In our conversation, we'll explore: The exponential growth: Why communities like the Grommet have become a crucial component of successful product launches in today's market. Behind the Scenes: The strategies, challenges, and breakthroughs that define successful product launches on platforms like the Grommet. The "Network Effect" in DTC: Unraveling the significant impact of a 2.5 million-strong buyers' network on brand awareness and sales momentum. Tune in for a deep dive into the mechanics, strategies, and outcomes that characterize the transformative world of direct-to-consumer marketing. 00:00 Introduction 02:33 The mission of The Grommet: Helping shoppers discover unique and useful products 10:30 Creating an immersive shopping experience online 14:15 The gamification aspect of product launches on The Grommet 23:25 Strategies for holistic ecosystem thinking in the DTC space Hashtags: #ProductDiscovery #DTCbrands #TheGrommet #Ecommerce #HolisticEcosystem Subscribe to DTC Newsletter - https://dtcnews.link/signup Advertise on DTC - https://dtcnews.link/advertise Work with Pilothouse - https://dtcnews.link/pilothouse Follow us on Instagram & Twitter - @dtcnewsletter Watch this interview on YouTube - https://dtcnews.link/video

Cindy is joined by Grace and Alessandra from TheGrommet.com for holiday gift giving tips and ideas.

Mark's AirPods , iPad Pro Genius support. “You have failed me for the last time Apple Support". This and other episodes are available at: iTunes | Opinion | Overcast | Google Play| Direct Download | RSS | FireSide.fm On this week's show: Marks Genius Support Rant iMazing | iPhone, iPad & iPod Manager for PC & Mac. Transfer, Copy, Backup Music, Files, Apps & Messages. (was DiskAid) Nemos Hardware Decibullz Custom Moulded Wireless Bluetooth Noise Isolation In-Ear Headphones, available from TheGrommet.com in Black, Blue or Red for $119.95 Available From Amazon in Black, Blue, Orange, Pink or Red for $119.00 in the US or apparently black only for £109.00 in the UK Some actual Apple Stories. Man dies charging iPhone in the bath Apple News Judge issues search warrant for anyone who Googled a victim's name. US court order casts really, really, really wide net – The Register Google and Levi's Project Jacquard jacket has restored my faith in wearables. Technology you wear on your sleeve, literally – The Verge $350 for a blind touchpad on your cuff seems steep to me... Hands on TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 Review : finally, a true Swiss made smartwatch. TAG's latest Connected watch improves where it counts. This is the Android smartwatch you want. You can go wired with the Decibullz Contour Custom Molded Noise-Isolating Earphones in loads of colours, £42 in the UK with some colours being cheaper. More headphones for the budget conscious. Simon says – I am going to order a pair of these Rcool Mini Twins Wireless Bluetooth Stereo In-Ear Earbuds with Mic from Amazon (£10.98 + £1.42 UK delivery) in Gloss Black, Silver/Chrome, Shiny White, Mettalic Grey and “Rose Gold”/Pink* from ivor.pope Man dies charging iPhone in the bath A man was electrocuted as he tried to charge his mobile phone in the bath, an inquest has heard. Richard Bull died when his iPhone charger made contact with the water while he was taking a bath in his home in Ealing, west London. The 32-year-old is believed to have plugged the charger into an extension cord from the hallway then rested it on his chest while using the phone – The Independent (https://apple.news/AKgGwZR5DQGKxZLT1UJdZlw) From Ivor in the Slack Google and Levi's Project Jacquard jacket has restored my faith in wearables Technology you wear on your sleeve, literally – The Verge $350 for a blind touchpad on your cuff seems steep to me... and again from ivor.pope Hands on TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 Review: finally, a true Swiss made smartwatch TAG's latest Connected watch improves where it counts. This is the Android smartwatch you want – T3. com Apple TV 5th Gen (2017) Leaked with tvOS 11, 4K Streaming Support Expected At the moment, there are no news on when the new version of Apple TV will come out in the market. Pundits speculate that it will be announced in the next... – MobiPicker MacJim reviews the weatherspoon app from Episode 34 from dougee Judge issues search warrant for anyone who Googled a victim's name US court order casts really, really, really wide net – The Register This week's “App-session” [obsession.. geddit?] Be My Eyes – Helping blind see on the App Store Do something good for the sake of doing good :D bemyeyes.com via Dougee in the Slack PortaPow Fast Charge with Data Block USB Adapter with SmartCharge Chip (Pack of 2) Been using these USB condoms to protect my devices when plugging into chargers and computers to recharge them. Stops the computer seeing the device and trying to connect to it for data transfer. Good security device to protect your devices. Only one left on Amazon when I checked before the show people. Another Ivor Pick.Due — Reminders, Countdown Timers on the App Store Social media and Slack You can follow us on: EssentialApple.com / Twitter / Facebook / Google Plus / Slack – ask us for an invite any way you can get hold of us If you really like the show that much and would like to make a regular donation then please consider joining our Patreon And a HUGE thank you to the patrons who already do. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Things get back to normal in the Crime Writers' world. They discuss the perils of doing bad accents and explain why they can't do audio book versions of their own books. A true crime update (add your own echo): Burke Ramsey has followed through on his threat to sue over the CBS special on his sister's murder. Looks like the case will focus on one comment from one person. Then the focus shifts to the new investigative podcast from Australia, "Phoebe's Fall." We know that Phoebe Handsjuk dropped 12 stories down a garbage chute, crawled out, only to bleed to death from injuries from the trash compactor. Was it a suicide attempt? Was it a drunken misadventure? Or was it something more nefarious? So far, the Crime Writers have mixed opinions. Footnote: for another strange how-did-she-get-into-that situation, check out the case of a 21-year-old Chinese tourist who drowned in a hotel water tank. Checking in with some of the other leading true crime podcasts, in "In The Dark"'s penultimate episode, the Sterns County sheriff is confronted with their pitiful clearance rate. And the trial of Justin Ross Harris is finally underway in "Breakdown." In the Crime of the Week, don't block a driveway in Australia...even if it's your own. NEXT WEEK'S HOMEWORK: From PRX, the new Offshore podcast. From Partners in Crime Media: a new mystery podcast, "The Disappearance Podcast." If you like "The Black Tapes," and "The Message," you'll want to download this one. This week's sponsor is madison-reed.com/writers Errata sheet: The link for Grommet in last week's show was wrong. The correct link is www.TheGrommet.com/crimewriters. Support the show.

Oh no! We went there! The Crime Writers discuss the controversial Netflix doc "Amanda Knox." Why are we still intrigued by the murder case? Does any of the evidence add up? Is the motive believable? Is Knox herself credible? As she says, "Either I am a psychopath in sheep's clothing or I am you." Rebecca and Kevin welcome back Dr. Elizabeth Yardley to explain why the British have such a different (and more visceral) view of the case than Americans do. Could it be they were each seeing a different case in their papers and on their TV screens? Bigger question: how bad are the writers going to get trolled on Twitter for their views? Because it seems some people - not everyone, but some - feel really, really, REALLY strongly about this case and you better agree with them in 140 characters (or the 140 consecutive tweets with which they will flood your feed)! In Crime of the Week...a SWAT team takes out an 81-year-old woman for growing a single marijuana plant. Good thing she wasn't stealing cable TV...she'd probably be dead. Episode sponsors are : PrepDish.com/crimewriter - ModCloth.com (promo code crime) - the Havenly app (promo code crime) - and TheGrommet.com/crime Support the show.

A Chicago police officer, a female advertising executive, a gravedigger……voices from The Working Tapes. In the early 1970’s, author Studs Terkel went around the country with a reel-to-reel tape recorder interviewing people about their jobs for his book, “Working.” It was a surprise bestseller. But until now, few of these interviews have ever been heard before. For decades, the reel-to-reel tapes were packed away in Terkel’s home office. Over the past year, Radio Diaries, along with Project&, combed through them to produce a new NPR series. This is the second episode of a three-part podcast series on The Working Tapes. Also – our podcast collective, Radiotopia, is in the middle of its annual fundraiser. If you’re a fan of the work we do, please show your love! Donate at http://radiotopia.fm This episode is sponsored by FreshBooks and The Grommet. FreshBooks is offering a 30 day free trial to our listeners. To claim it, go to http://www.FreshBooks.com/Diaries and enter Radio Diaries in the “How Did You Hear About Us?” section. And visit http://www.TheGrommet.com/Diaries to receive $10 off your first $50 purchase.

On this episode of “The Manly Pinterest Tips Show” we bring you an example of how Pinterest can be used for product marketing. Tori Tait is the Director of Content & Community at TheGrommet.com. Joining the team 5 years ago, Tori has helped shape the company's communications and marketing strategy with her expertise in social media, content strategy, blog management and community building. One key channel for The Grommet is Pinterest. Since 2011 Tori has been leading The Grommet's Pinterest strategy being one of the first brands on the platform, the first brand to run a sweepstakes on Pinterest, and a leader in the Pinterest marketing space. The Grommet's success with Pinterest has been covered in Inc.com, Entrepreneur, Direct Marketing News, among many other media publications.