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    Selling Deodorant for $100M and How to Find Your Best Competitive Advantage with Moiz Ali

    enMay 17, 2022

    Podcast Summary

    • Staying quiet and focused on growth can be a powerful strategyIn a fast-changing industry like tech and internet marketing, staying quiet and focused on growth can help maintain a unique position and avoid competition until the right moment for a public announcement.

      Moizeli, the founder of Native, deliberately kept a low profile about his business until after its successful sale to Procter and Gamble for $100 million. Moizeli raised only $500,000 in funding and operated quietly, focusing on growing the business without attracting unnecessary attention. He shared that his strategy was driven by a fear of failure and embarrassment, as well as a desire to keep the natural deodorant category quieter before making it public. This approach allowed Native to avoid competition and maintain its unique position in the market until the right moment to make a loud and public announcement. The lesson here is that sometimes, staying quiet and focused on growth can be a powerful strategy, especially in a fast-changing industry like tech and internet marketing.

    • Marketing Trends and Insights from HubSpot's 'State of Marketing' ReportStay informed about marketing trends by reading reports like HubSpot's 'State of Marketing'. Genuine curiosity can lead to valuable insights into industry trends and competitors.

      Staying informed about marketing trends is crucial for businesses to effectively market, acquire customers, and operate efficiently. HubSpot's "2,024 State of Marketing" report provides valuable insights from surveying over 1400 marketing professionals about what's working and what's not. Curiosity is also an essential skill for business success, as demonstrated by the interview's discussion of ollie boarding - a technique of asking non-stop questions to gain deep insights into other businesses. This genuine curiosity can lead to a better understanding of industry trends and competitors.

    • Learning from a Curious BrotherMirror curiosity and active listening to encourage openness and valuable insights in conversations. Use powerful questions like 'how do you think about that?' to inspire thoughtful perspectives.

      Effective communication and engaging conversation can be achieved through genuine curiosity, active listening, and thoughtful questioning. The speaker's brother, whom they admire for his ability to draw information out of people, does this by showing interest, nodding and acknowledging their responses, and using the word "amazing" to validate their thoughts, no matter how strange or unconventional. By mirroring this technique, the speaker has learned to keep conversations flowing and encourage openness, leading to valuable insights and connections. Another powerful question that has become a staple in their arsenal is "how do you think about that?" which can elicit thoughtful and unique perspectives. Ultimately, the value of a good question lies not in the answer it provides, but in the thought process it inspires.

    • Identifying a clear and achievable business planFocus on improving an existing product or category, answer what you're betting on and why, and execute on what you can control.

      When starting a business, it's essential not to get too bogged down in trying to find a unique, magical solution that no one else has thought of. Instead, focus on identifying a clear and achievable plan, such as improving an existing product or category with a different approach. For instance, Natura &Co's founder recognized that people were buying multiple deodorants for various fragrances and expanded their product line accordingly. A good business plan should answer the question of what you're betting on and why, with a clear and achievable goal. Additionally, don't be discouraged by the idea that you need to jump through numerous hard-to-reach hoops or create a partnership that relies on the actions of others. Instead, focus on what you can control and execute on, like creating a digital-first brand with better packaging or a slightly healthier version of an existing product. Remember, even well-established brands like Haldi Ram have found success with a simple yet effective business plan.

    • Identifying simple solutions to common problemsSuccessful DTC brands thrive by offering unique solutions, effective marketing, and strong branding, but avoiding common mistakes like poor execution and lack of differentiation.

      Successful businesses often thrive by identifying simple yet effective solutions to common problems. This can be seen in companies like NatureBox and Manscaped, which built their businesses on the ideas of repackaging and selling bulk items, and creating a product specifically for a neglected market, respectively. These concepts may not seem revolutionary, but their execution was key. Additionally, strong branding and effective marketing have played significant roles in their success. However, it's important to note that not all aspects of these businesses can be easily replicated or scaled. The unique thinking and creativity that drives their success may be difficult to find and cultivate in new hires. On the other hand, many DTC brands make common mistakes such as poor execution, lack of differentiation, and insufficient marketing efforts. These oversights can hinder their growth and make it challenging for them to stand out in a crowded market.

    • Prioritize operational efficiency, frugality, and financial dataSuccessful DTC brands should focus on lean teams, outsourcing, and deep financial understanding to minimize expenses and maximize growth.

      Operational excellence and fiscal responsibility are crucial for the success of direct-to-consumer brands. Overhiring and maintaining an excessive workforce can lead to unnecessary expenses, while investing in a luxurious office may not be a sound financial decision. Additionally, having a poor understanding of key metrics, such as Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC), can hinder growth. The founders of successful DTC brands should prioritize operational efficiency, frugality, and a deep involvement in their financial data. The example of Brumate, a $30 million company run by a single founder, demonstrates that having a lean team and outsourcing certain tasks can be an effective strategy.

    • Getting deeply involved in early business operationsEarly founders should engage in unscalable tasks to gain insights, improve product, and refine strategy.

      In the early stages of a business, founders often need to get deeply involved in every aspect of the operation to gain valuable insights and improve their product. This can involve manually processing data, engaging directly with customers, and even packing boxes. While these tasks may not be scalable in the long run, they can provide crucial information and help refine the business strategy. For instance, Native's founder used to manually email every customer for feedback and waited until after the return deadline to ask for their opinions. This approach led to significant improvements in their product and customer satisfaction. Similarly, hand-pouring deodorants at Native, although not scalable, allowed the founder to intimately understand the production process and optimize it. While it's essential to consider hiring help as the business grows, these unscalable tasks can yield valuable results in the beginning.

    • Staying connected to customer feedback is crucial for small businessesEngaging with customers and operations at a deeper level can help small businesses identify issues, make improvements, and improve customer satisfaction

      Staying connected to customer feedback is crucial for business success, especially for small businesses making under $1,000,000 a year. By being deeply involved in customer service, business owners can identify issues, understand what customers love and hate about their product, and make improvements to their operations. For instance, being aware of shipping issues or inventory shortages can help reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction. The speaker shared examples of how he personally handled customer feedback and operational issues when his business was smaller, and how he missed such opportunities for improvement once it grew larger. Furthermore, engaging with the business at a deeper level can help catch issues earlier and prevent unnecessary costs. As for the stocks Shopify, Amazon, and Facebook, the speaker shared his personal opinions but emphasized that he's not an expert and encouraged listeners to do their own research. He also mentioned that he had lost a significant amount of money in Shopify stock and had publicly shared his thoughts on the platform, which led to interactions with Shopify's CEO and president. Overall, the importance of staying connected to customers and operations, and the potential impact of engagement on business success, was the main message of the discussion.

    • Disappointment with traditional wealth managementDespite significant wealth, interviewee faces challenges deploying capital effectively through private wealth managers. Frustrated by lack of unique value or access to exclusive deals, he holds most wealth in cash and bonds, waiting for interest rates to rise.

      The interviewee, despite having significant wealth, has faced challenges in effectively deploying his capital through traditional channels like private wealth managers. He expressed disappointment with the industry, as he feels that these professionals don't offer unique value or access to exclusive deals. Instead, he holds a large portion of his wealth in cash and short-term bonds, waiting for interest rates to rise before investing more aggressively. The interviewee also mentioned his frustration with the lack of options for individuals earning a high income but not considered "rich" enough for private wealth management services. He acknowledged the difficulty in managing one's own wealth at this income level and the limited guidance available from financial institutions. Overall, the conversation highlighted the challenges individuals face in managing their wealth beyond a certain income threshold and the perceived lack of value provided by traditional wealth management services.

    • Differentiating Investment Opportunities in Private Wealth ManagementDespite similar investment strategies, investors seek unique value propositions from wealth management firms. The speaker's journey highlights the importance of understanding tax loss harvesting and personal experiences in real estate for making informed decisions.

      In the world of private wealth management, all firms seem to offer similar investment opportunities, making it challenging for investors to differentiate and justify choosing one over another. The speaker specifically mentioned the use of Parametric for tax loss harvesting as an example of a shared investment strategy. In the case of crypto, the speaker has yet to fully understand its value and has been hesitant to invest, despite some funds' successes. In real estate, the speaker shared his personal experience of buying properties during the pandemic and the impressive returns he's seen, but admitted to not using leverage effectively. Overall, the speaker seems to be grappling with making informed decisions in various investment areas and finding unique value propositions from different financial institutions.

    • A long-term, confident real estate investor's perspectiveInvestors can view real estate as a valuable, long-term investment with cash flow and limited supply, making it a key part of a diversified portfolio. Even during market corrections, the inherent value and potential for future appreciation can make it an exciting hedge against downturns.

      The speaker, a successful real estate investor, views real estate as a long-term, concrete investment that he will never sell, even during market corrections. He believes in the asset class's inherent value, cash flow, and limited supply, making it a key part of his diversified investment portfolio. He plans to continue purchasing units but at a slower pace to observe market changes as interest rates rise. Despite having significant cash invested in real estate, he remains confident and excited about the asset class, viewing it as a means to afford his lifestyle and a hedge against potential market downturns. The investor also acknowledges the time and mental resources required to learn and manage real estate investments directly and prefers to focus on his business and areas of expertise instead.

    • Managing Multiple Properties: Challenges and SurprisesReal estate investing involves managing unpredictable issues, such as tenant complaints, inspections, and unexpected discoveries during purchases, which can be time-consuming and stressful. Some investors opt for the stock market due to its predictability and lower stress levels.

      Real estate investing, particularly in the context of managing multiple properties, can be time-consuming, stressful, and unpredictable. The speaker shared experiences of dealing with various issues, such as tenant complaints, inspections, and unexpected discoveries during the purchasing process. These challenges, coupled with the mental and physical energy required to handle transactions and property management, make real estate investing less appealing to some compared to other investment options like the stock market. The speaker also shared instances of purchasing properties at auction without inspections or financing, leading to unexpected costs and challenges. Overall, while real estate investing can offer potential financial returns, it's essential to consider the time commitment, stress, and unpredictability involved.

    • Approaching business as an adventure or personal challengeSome individuals embrace uncertainty and invest significantly in business ventures for unique experiences and satisfaction, but this approach comes with potential risks and downsides.

      Some individuals, including the speaker and his friend, approach business as an adventure or a personal challenge, even if it means taking on greater risks and investing significant time and resources with uncertain returns. This mindset, referred to as "operating on bare metal," can lead to unique experiences and a sense of satisfaction from optimizing and making the most out of difficult situations. However, it's essential to recognize that this approach may not be suitable for everyone and can come with potential downsides, such as financial losses or wasted resources. Ultimately, individuals must assess their personal motivations and risk tolerance to determine whether this hardcore, hands-on approach to business is right for them.

    • The Importance of Active Participation and Enjoying the ProcessValue active participation in business and life, learn from committed figures, and enjoy the experience rather than just observing.

      The speaker values being an active participant in business and life, drawing inspiration from figures like Tom Brady and Joe Flom who were known for their unwavering commitment to being in the game, even in challenging circumstances. The speaker also expressed a personal trait of being cautious with spending money, which they find difficult to overcome. Despite this, they emphasized the importance of enjoying the process and being fully engaged in the experience, rather than just observing from the sidelines. The speaker's interest in business and real estate, as well as their unique perspective on life and finance, make for an intriguing and thought-provoking conversation.

    • Mindset towards money is hard to changeRecognizing and emulating generous, abundant attitudes towards money can help shift one's own mindset

      Our mindset towards money can be deeply ingrained and may not change even when our financial situation improves. The speaker's father, despite earning a substantial income after starting with very little, continued to exhibit a scarcity mindset, haggling over small expenses and packing people into small spaces. The speaker realized that the mindset and the logical financial situation were separate, and that changing the mindset required admiring and emulating people with generous and abundant attitudes towards money. The speaker's own shift towards admiring and emulating such people led to small changes in behavior, like tipping generously on vacation.

    • The Importance of Every Role and InteractionRecognize the impact of every role and interaction, be truthful and honest, consider long-term effects, and appreciate authenticity.

      Every role in the economy plays a crucial part, and it's essential to acknowledge and respect that. The speaker shares an experience where they felt the urge to avoid tipping a bellhop but realized that doing so would negatively impact the entire ecosystem. They also learned the importance of being truthful and honest, even if it means facing the consequences. Another lesson was about the importance of considering the long-term effects of saving money and the potential cost it may have on overall happiness. The speaker admires someone who embodies a positive mindset and lives life to the fullest, inspiring them to do the same. Ultimately, the speaker's experiences taught them to appreciate the value of every interaction and the importance of being authentic and considerate.

    • Finding success in positivity and connectionsSuccess isn't just about wealth or status. It's about maintaining a positive attitude and making meaningful connections with others.

      Success is not always measured by conventional metrics such as wealth or status, but rather by one's ability to maintain a positive attitude and make meaningful connections with others. The personal trainer in the story, despite not being financially successful by typical standards, was admired by the speaker for his unwavering good mood and ability to turn even mundane experiences into magical moments. This lesson challenges the notion that success is solely defined by external factors and encourages the importance of inner happiness and the power of positive interactions with others.

    • The Power of a Positive AttitudeA positive attitude and strong will to enjoy life can significantly improve mood and impact those around us. Determination and obsession in learning can lead to mastery in a new field.

      Having a positive attitude and a strong will to enjoy life can significantly impact the mood and experience of those around us. The person spoken about in this conversation is described as always being in a good mood and having a contagious energy that lifts others up. He approaches life with a sense of excitement and expectation, making every experience a good one. His attitude is not just pure optimism, but also grounded in reality. This attitude has inspired the speaker to adopt a similar approach, striving to be in and not just be ho-hum about life. The speaker also shares an anecdote about his own determination to become an expert in a new field in just six months, emphasizing the importance of obsession and dedication to learning. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of a positive attitude and the impact it can have on ourselves and those around us.

    • Discover new levels of intensity and productivity with a mentorA mentor can help you break through comfort zones and unlock hidden potential, leading to increased productivity and success.

      Having a mentor or a role model who pushes you beyond your comfort zone can help you discover new levels of intensity and productivity. The speaker system analogy illustrates this concept well. Sometimes we think we've reached the maximum level, but when we encounter someone who operates at a higher intensity, we realize there's more potential within us. This mentor doesn't force us to change but provides guidance and feedback, enabling us to improve and grow. In business, this could mean the difference between an average pitch and an exceptional one, leading to significant progress for the company. Emulating the mentor's approach and pushing ourselves to new heights can lead to remarkable results.

    • Importance of focusing on business improvement and natural fundraisingExperience shows that relentlessly improving your business and naturally attracting investors is more effective than begging for funds. Unexpected changes in leadership can bring new directions, clear communication and tracking project status are crucial to avoid uncertainty, and persistence pays off in pursuit of investment opportunities.

      Experience is crucial in business, and being relentless is essential for success. The speaker shared an experience from a board meeting where they felt the discussion about fundraising was a waste of time. They emphasized the importance of focusing on improving the business and attracting investors naturally, rather than begging for their money. The speaker also reflected on a past experience at P&G, where a change in leadership brought unexpected changes. They emphasized the importance of understanding that headcount changes often bring new leadership and new directions. The speaker also mentioned the importance of clear communication and tracking the status of projects to avoid getting stuck in uncertainty. Lastly, they shared an example of relentlessness, where they were pursuing an investment opportunity and their brother's persistence paid off. The speaker emphasized the importance of following up and staying engaged to increase the chances of success.

    • Thinking outside the box leads to business advantagesUnconventional tactics, like sending large sums upfront or exceeding expectations, can lead to valuable insights and progress in business.

      In business, especially in competitive industries like tech, thinking outside the box and pushing boundaries can lead to significant advantages. This was demonstrated through the example of securing a business deal by sending a large sum of money upfront to force a decision, and the discovery of a higher potential open rate for push notifications by testing and exceeding expectations. These actions required a certain level of genius and disregard for traditional norms, but ultimately led to valuable insights and progress. Additionally, having a clear understanding of one's values and priorities, as well as being aware of how they differ from others, is essential for success. This can be seen in the admiration for unconventional growth tactics, even if they are perceived as controversial by some. Overall, the willingness to challenge assumptions and take calculated risks can lead to exciting discoveries and opportunities.

    • Challenging the Status Quo and Being ResourcefulStraightforward solutions can be overlooked due to bureaucracy and siloed thinking. Be resourceful and challenge the status quo to drive growth and success.

      Sometimes the most straightforward solutions can be overlooked due to bureaucratic processes and siloed thinking. In the first example, a team was able to resolve a supply chain issue by directly contacting a Target distribution facility instead of making 15 phone calls through various intermediaries. This simple solution was not considered by the P&G team due to their established process. Similarly, in the second example, a lack of tracking and sensitivity towards data sharing led to a delay in implementing the Facebook Pixel for performance marketing in Twitch. By thinking outside the box and utilizing unconventional methods, such as building a scraper and giving away iPhones, progress could be made despite the bureaucratic hurdles. These stories illustrate the importance of challenging the status quo and being resourceful in order to drive growth and success.

    • Unconventional marketing strategies lead to growthSharing unconventional success stories can inspire teams to try new marketing strategies and challenge the status quo, leading to significant growth.

      Unconventional marketing strategies can lead to significant growth. The speaker shares an impressive story about a streamer in Brazil who used an unconventional method of giving away iPhones to boost downloads for an app. This strategy resulted in a massive spike in downloads and installs, demonstrating the power of thinking outside the box. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of sharing such success stories within an organization, encouraging teams to try new things and not get stuck in routine. Companies that celebrate and support unconventional strategies are more likely to thrive in a rapidly changing market. This story is a reminder that sometimes, the most effective marketing strategies are the ones that challenge the status quo.

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