Creating the "Rolex of Cookies" with Matt Jung, CEO of Last Crumb

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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2021
  • Matt Jung is an entrepreneur and generalist with over a decade of experience founding businesses and leading teams with a focus on business development, operations, marketing and brand strategy in both startup, incubator/accelerator, and corporate environments. Currently, Matt is the CEO of Last Crumb (lastcrumb.com/), the world’s first ultra-premium luxury cookie brand. Their nostalgic flavors are upgraded with the world’s best ingredients, delivered through a premium direct-to-consumer membership with luxe packaging you can show off.
    Topics Covered by Matt Jung in this Episode
    How Matt and his team are building the world’s first ultra-premium luxury cookie brand with Last Crumb
    How Matt ended up as CEO of Last Crumb
    Developing their 12 cookie flavors
    Being intentional about developing a brand before going to market
    Creating a market and why that worked for their brand
    Why they chose not to test their product on consumers before launching
    Actively going against their investors’ advice
    Last Crumb’s go to market strategy and how they built an organic flywheel without any paid media
    Managing supply and demand for a waiting list of over 100,000 people
    Building an in-house cookie factory and 3PL while simultaneously creating a D2C brand
    Learning to scale at a feasible rate for their growth and demand while maintaining a very high quality and consistent product
    Growing from a mom and pop roadside bakery cart to an exclusive cookie factory
    Constantly improving quality to create an amazing customer experience
    Some ideas Matt has for the future of Last Crumb
    Avoiding the mistake of diversifying before scaling
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Комментарии • 7

  • @mahadsabry593
    @mahadsabry593 Год назад +1

    great content

  • @k.5089
    @k.5089 Год назад

    Thanks for this💰

  • @creatordisconnected
    @creatordisconnected Год назад

    Wow

  • @yosephstephens
    @yosephstephens Год назад +1

    Wait a minute they did not spend a dime on marketing????? what????

  • @johnoryjr4269
    @johnoryjr4269 Год назад +1

    The cookies, people, are not ultra premium nor akin to Rolex. The image, the box only, is as close as one gets to a watch box and not Rolex. The language is crude in the description for the cookies, it fails to list the total ingredients (legal in Ca?), comparisons to Kanye West, Mr. Hitler lover...it's a novelty until you get the product. Cookies over $10.00 a piece should consistently taste good. The packaging, greatly reduced. The pamphlet in high gloss, eliminated. We don't need references to Kanye West to enjoy a cookie. People, save your money. Read reviews. Nobody has said they'd buy a second time. Its a bit more than the pet rock of decades past, slightly better in ediblity! It's all hype.

    • @Johnnyboy1765
      @Johnnyboy1765 9 месяцев назад +2

      You are the manager of crumble cookies of course you would say this!!

    • @jean-paulboyer5800
      @jean-paulboyer5800 5 месяцев назад +1

      It is like Lacoste polo shirt vs normal polo shirt, Louis Vuitton hand bag vs a normal handbag, Hermes tie vs a normal tie, I am sure you get it now.