In a world where we, as consumers, are exposed to hundreds of marketing and advertising messages daily, it’s incredibly difficult for a brand to cut through that noise and get noticed.
Every now and then I notice a new brand doing a particularly good job of getting noticed, though, and today’s guest is one of those.
About a month ago, I was reading an article on the Mamamia blog about the best mascara brands, and came across one I’d never heard of before – Okkiyo – a new Australian brand of mascara designed for people with sensitive eyes.
Now, if you’ve ever watched my podcast videos you’ve probably caught me dabbing at my eyes from time to time. Nose too probably. I struggle with allergies daily, and a lot of skincare and makeup brands exacerbate them.
So obviously the very specific niche that Okkiyo is going for with their brand spoke to me, but on top of that, their branding is super vibrant and really stands out and they have a really unique brand story.
Today on the show I’m excited to share an interview with Okkiyo’s founder, Dr Jaqueline Beltz. She’s not even 12 months in since launching the brand late last year, but she’s already surpassed 5,000 customers and shows no signs of slowing down!
If you love hearing other entrepreneurs share their stories, you’ll enjoy this immensely! So without further ado, let’s welcome Jacqui to the show…
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