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Today we live the second part of my episode with Anouk Le Terrier and Lisa Souloy, the two co-founders of Dijo, the first company dedicated to abdominal well-being in France. On the brand’s website you will find dietary supplements specializing in the gut microbiota, more recently probiotics and prebiotics.
As you know if you’ve been listening to last week’s podcast, Dijo is 100% self-funded, and that could have changed after her appearance on Who Wants My Being Associate last year.
A passage that provoked controversy as they turned down a nice offer from Eric L’Archevêque and Delphine André of €250,000 in return for 10% of their company.
On the evening of the show, the Dijo website made sales of 200,000 euros and a month later a million euros!
What a success! You can imagine that back then, Lisa and Anouk could not have imagined such a flood of orders.
Obviously there was a before and an after to her time at QVEMA… and believe me, it’s no coincidence.
Because they have a beautifully rehearsed plan to exploit that passage in the show.
I wanted to know more and first asked Lisa and Anouk:
- Explain the reasons for declining such an offer, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the show. You will quickly understand that this is a difficult decision that must be made quickly.
- I then asked them to explain to me exactly the strategy they implemented on this occasion and here I already tell you: it’s a great master class.
Then I came back to their email marketing strategy, because can you imagine they still have an email base of 200,000 subscribers (including 60,000 customers):
- Lisa and Anouk told me how they got so many subscribers to their newsletter
- They also told me about their new sponsorship program to mark the launch of a new product line, which also allowed them to add significantly to their list.
The conclusion was her speeches on LinkedIn, which are becoming more and more common. We often mistakenly think that LinkedIn is a B2B social network and that it’s not worth hanging around on LinkedIn when we have a D2C brand…
Believe me, it’s the complete opposite. LinkedIn also enabled Lisa and Anouk to justify their controversial decision to QVEMA, avoiding a nasty surprise. They also got 2 million views with their posts on QVEMA, which is not nothing.
To learn more about their content strategy on the platform, I asked them:
- What types of content do they typically post? For what purposes?
- What opportunities have you already taken from it?
- How do I write a good LinkedIn post?
- What advice could you give to other ecommerce players who would like to communicate more on LinkedIn?
So much for this busy program, as you got it. I’ll let you listen to my conversation with Lisa and Anouk and we’ll meet later at the conclusion of the episode!
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Notes and references
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