Help Tom Build A Wine Business... Please

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Episodes

  1. Sep 29

    Keelan Waldock. Visual Hooks Beat Great Storytelling on Social Media

    In this episode, Keelan shares how he went from coaching women’s cricket to building Wownies, a brownie business powered by social media. He talks about finding his content style, experimenting with new ideas, and turning views into sales. Then he helps Tom brainstorm ways to grow a wine brand through storytelling, visual hooks, and creative collaborations. Chapters 00:00 Intro: Meet Keelan from Wownies 02:07 From cricket coaching to selling brownies 03:11 Getting the first orders through social media 03:54 Capturing content with less friction 05:24 Falling out of love with baking and into social media 06:40 Finding a social media style 07:42 The “wow face” and Keelan’s personal brand 08:37 Taking creative risks with a McDonald’s brownie idea 09:01 Experimenting and repeating what works 10:04 Why visual hooks can beat verbal hooks 11:02 Turning everyday work into engaging content 12:27 Why you need to keep retelling your story 14:22 Social media hooks versus traditional storytelling 16:57 Converting followers into customers 18:44 How TikTok Shop is helping Wownies 20:55 What Keelan’s TikTok Lives are like 22:08 Answering customer questions through live selling 24:15 Growing a following through TikTok Lives 26:49 Getting views without getting sales 28:32 Building a more reliable sales system 30:00 How the pandemic helped grow the business 31:23 Keelan’s advice for Tom’s wine business 32:26 Turning real moments into video scripts 34:40 Pairing strong ideas with visual hooks 35:29 Leaning into your unique advantages 37:25 Finding content ideas in unexpected moments 38:27 Creative collaborations and wine tastings 39:18 “What will someone do for a bottle of wine?” 40:21 Brainstorming unusual brand collaborations 41:12 Selling wine through story and personality 41:58 Wrap-up

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