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The Importance of Trust in Growing a Business | Wylie Robinson | Rumpl
Episode 183

The Importance of Trust in Growing a Business | Wylie Robinson | Rumpl

On this podcast, we talk about incorporating Kickstarter even after you’ve passed the crowdfunding phase, how Rumpl dealt with co-founder separation, doing delegation properly to empower your employees, and so much more!

Honest Ecommerce · Chase Clymer with Wylie Robinson

July 25, 202220m 36s

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Show Notes

Wylie Robinson is the founder and CEO of Rumpl, a company that's on a mission to introduce the world to better blankets. 

Robinson started as a designer (architecture degree) and worked in many creative fields including graphic design, architecture, branding, illustration, music. 

Robinson is also a former professional mountain biker and avid surfer, skier, climber. 

In This Conversation We Discuss: 

  • [00:00] Intro
  • [01:27] Why blankets?
  • [02:28] How Wylie thought of the idea of blankets
  • [04:37] Pivoting from Kickstarter to a brand
  • [06:31] When or when not to release on Kickstarter
  • [07:22] Acquiring new customers post-Kickstarter
  • [08:30] Sponsor: Electric Eye electriceye.io
  • [09:34] Sponsor: Mesa apps.shopify.com/mesa
  • [10:22] Sponsor: Klaviyo klaviyo.com/honest
  • [10:37] Experiencing co-founder separation
  • [13:18] How Wylie’s role at Rumpl changed over the years
  • [14:35] Wylie’s advice for delegation
  • [16:34] Build a product that you understand yourself
  • [17:51] Where to find Rumpl
  • [18:17] Why Rumpl’s product selection in Amazon different

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