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Hosted by Elevator Goods · EN-US · 12 episodes
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Elevator Goods hosts Elevator Talks, a business show with 12 episodes published.
Moiz Ali built Native and sold it to P&G for $100M in just two and a half years. Today, he spends his time investing in, advising, and studying e-commerce businesses, giving him a unique view into what separates long las
Sabrina is the co-founder of 4AM, the skincare brand that built an entire routine into a single wipe. She built it while still in medical school - performing surgeries by day and posting on TikTok at night - and grew it
Austin Harrison is the CEO of Northbeam, the marketing analytics platform that measures over $31 billion in ad spend across the top DTC brands in the world. He doesn't see what works for one brand. He sees what works acr
Most founders burn out chasing more. Alex Ikonn did the opposite. He built Luxy Hair into one of the first ecommerce brands built almost entirely on YouTube: 500M+ views, 3M subscribers, millions in annual cash flow, two
Alvaro Gellings co-founded Day One with Arda Saatci, Germany's largest creator, 2.5 years ago. They launched with the Cyborg Season campaign: Arda ran 3,000 km from Berlin to New York, generated over 1 billion organic vi
Ryan Babenzien sold Greats, the first D2C footwear brand, to Steve Madden. Then he built Jolie into the #1 filtering shower brand in the world. $50M in revenue, profitable for 15 of 17 quarters, with Meta at just 25% of
Nick Shackelford has spent over $200M on Meta ads and runs paid for 7 DTC brands that all share one thing: a subscription engine underneath them. His agency, Structured, spends north of $15M a month. He flew to Hong Kong
Most e-commerce brands are boring. They copy each other, lead with product specs, and wonder why nothing sticks. Bob Verlaat, co-founder of Hears and Dore & Rose (OOAK Brands), has spent two years doing the opposite, bui
HiStrips launched in summer 2024 with one product and no creator budget. Eighteen months later, their affiliate channel is bigger than paid media. 1,500+ creators. $0 upfront spend. One person whose only job is managing
Vince Nijhof co-founded OOAK Brands. In this episode he sits down with Monish at Elevator Talks and breaks down every system behind it. If you sell online - whether you're just starting out or already scaling - this is t
📘 Full playbook from this episode (free): https://links.elevatorgoods.com/episodes/notorious-foodie Every framework Notorious broke down - the 6 revenue streams, the creator-to-brand launch sequence, the content flywhee
Danny Yeung turned a dinner with David Beckham into the fastest-growing supplement brand on record. In 12 months. We break down exactly how - the product, the partnerships, the unit economics, and what most DTC brands ge
Roman Khan runs $200M+/year in ecommerce across multiple brands. In 2018, he nearly went bankrupt. That moment changed everything. In this conversation, he shares: → The supplier framework that protects your cash flow →
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