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🚣♀️ Passion fuels funding: Bruce’s deep knowledge of rowing and his genuine belief in the product helped him secure early investment even without a formal pitch deck.
💰 Navigating the market: The shift from easy access to capital during the pandemic to a more cautious investor landscape forced Hydro to refocus on efficiency and lean in on what works.
📈 Attribution is king: Moving away from a mass market approach and building a strong in-house performance team allowed Hydro to see significant growth in unit sales and a decrease in CAC.
🌟 Celebrity influence: Strategic influencer partnerships, like with Kevin Hart, have been instrumental in Hydrow’s success.
🧭 Stay true to your North Star: Bruce emphasizes the importance of staying committed to your brand’s promise and creating a cohesive brand identity across all aspects of your business.
1:20 - Moving from Canada to the US to pursue entrepreneurship
4:10 - Changes in the cost of money and venture capital
6:28 - Having a phenomenal product for fundraising
9:04 - Passion and expertise in fundraising
11:59 - The journey of Peloton vs the world of rowing
16:05 - Price points and changes in consumer behavior
18:20 - Strategies for marketing and building brand awareness
20:08 - Positive growth and traction in unit sales
23:25 - Hydrow's approach to influencer marketing
24:21 - Kevin Hart and Hydrow
25:47 - Affiliate marketing and choosing influencers carefully
26:31 - Taking marketing risks that align with the brand
28:11 - Value of brand equity and impact of collaborations
29:00 - Content creation and brand awareness in marketing strategies
31:17 - Restructuring Hydrow post-pandemic
37:05 - The future of Hydrow - IPO?
39:02 - Adapting to market trends and being open to new opportunities
44:43 - Final chew
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1515 ratings
Sponsored by:📨 Sendlane - Tired of paying for hosting unnecessary contacts on your email list? Thats why we switched to Sendlane where we are only charged for the number of contacts we send to. You will unlock huge savings by signing up with them.
🔗 https://sendlane.com/chewonthis
🚣♀️ Passion fuels funding: Bruce’s deep knowledge of rowing and his genuine belief in the product helped him secure early investment even without a formal pitch deck.
💰 Navigating the market: The shift from easy access to capital during the pandemic to a more cautious investor landscape forced Hydro to refocus on efficiency and lean in on what works.
📈 Attribution is king: Moving away from a mass market approach and building a strong in-house performance team allowed Hydro to see significant growth in unit sales and a decrease in CAC.
🌟 Celebrity influence: Strategic influencer partnerships, like with Kevin Hart, have been instrumental in Hydrow’s success.
🧭 Stay true to your North Star: Bruce emphasizes the importance of staying committed to your brand’s promise and creating a cohesive brand identity across all aspects of your business.
1:20 - Moving from Canada to the US to pursue entrepreneurship
4:10 - Changes in the cost of money and venture capital
6:28 - Having a phenomenal product for fundraising
9:04 - Passion and expertise in fundraising
11:59 - The journey of Peloton vs the world of rowing
16:05 - Price points and changes in consumer behavior
18:20 - Strategies for marketing and building brand awareness
20:08 - Positive growth and traction in unit sales
23:25 - Hydrow's approach to influencer marketing
24:21 - Kevin Hart and Hydrow
25:47 - Affiliate marketing and choosing influencers carefully
26:31 - Taking marketing risks that align with the brand
28:11 - Value of brand equity and impact of collaborations
29:00 - Content creation and brand awareness in marketing strategies
31:17 - Restructuring Hydrow post-pandemic
37:05 - The future of Hydrow - IPO?
39:02 - Adapting to market trends and being open to new opportunities
44:43 - Final chew
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