EP 9 is a continuation of our chat with Nathaniel Kendrick, the founder of The Kendrick Company, about 5 important e-commerce principles. Check out Episode 8 to listen to Part I of this conversation, where Nate shares his story and spotlights the importance of knowing your customers and supply/demand.
In the second half of our conversation, Nate explains how understanding the current economic trends and customer’s interpretation of value, can help business owners reevaluate and adjust their communication and distribution strategies. Currently, there are distribution channels being disrupted, supplier relationships have become more intense, and people are being more cautious about how they are spending money. Through examining those things, entrepreneurs can achieve a product-market fit and Nate gives guidance HOW.
Discussed Resources:
- A podcast by Guy Raz “How I Built This“
- Books “DotCom Secrets” and “Expert Secrets” by Russell Brunson
- A book “The 5 Second Rule” by Mel Robbins
- Amazon FBA – the Amazon service that provides storage, packaging, and shipping assistance to sellers.
This podcast was created by the team at Catapult Lakeland, an entrepreneur center that exists to foster the growth of startups in Central Florida by providing education, community, resources, and space.

24. Branding is More Than Just The Logo
During our conversation, Tim Cox discusses how branding needs to be thoughtful to help businesses accomplish their objectives. A brand is who you are and branding is how you express who you are.

Is Black History Month Played Out?
It’s easy to overlook the significance of something incredible when it is subdued by opinion. Black History Month is an ongoing example of that. “Why do we celebrate Black History Month? Why in 2022 is it still relevant or necessary?”. These and many other questions tend to divert our focus from the heart of this cultural celebration.

23. Is Your Brand Making the Right First Impression?
Stacye Jones joins the podcast to talk about the importance of understanding your target audience to have the best first impression.
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