CHAUVET Professional’s Post

Would you consider starting a new craft, like making felt food, with the help of beginner-friendly kits that provide pre-cut pieces and directions? Let us know! Also, if you haven’t already listen in to episode 220 of #stitchpleasepodcast with @feltthefood #feltfoodfun #diysewing

If you're anything like the McGee family, you opt to eat outside at every opportunity in the summer. Watch today's episode of Around the Table to get the perfect summer grilling menu: https://lnkd.in/gG4ghmVr

Marketeers- this is a really interesting 10 minute watch, as Tash Whitmey describes how Tesco Clubcard really do have the right mix of channels and show there is a place for Direct Mail. I love how she describes the ‘Magic Moments’… it’s spot on, my kids cheered yesterday when we got clubcard discounts of over £7 on our small shop! In a world where we are often overwhelmed with digital, I personally still enjoy a great piece of DM landing on my doorstep! (Including my Tesco Clubcard summary!) How are you using print in your marketing mix? #directmail #loyalty #crm #magicmoments #digitalmarketing #marketing

The #Mumbrellacast is back - check out the first episode for 2024 now!

New Podcast is up! Check it and sub here #podcast

Simple. Practical. And, proven... Spencer dropped some solid value nuggets in our chat, and this was one! (**Also, why does 'value nuggets' sound like some kind of store brand chicken nuggets?) Oh, if you want more.. check out the full episode here > https://lnkd.in/g85y6hSz

❓𝙒𝙝𝙤 𝙬𝙖𝙣𝙩𝙨 𝙩𝙤 𝙗𝙚 𝘼𝘾𝘾𝙀𝙎𝙎𝙄𝘽𝙇𝙀 ❓ Imagine a popular #quiz show. Imagine a challenging question. Imagine four famous players. 🔎 Find out with ITP the correct answer and have #fun discovering the #innovative solution to the problem of #frozen #food #accessibility. 🔜 Don't miss the next episode!

We put out 21 full episodes of Bean to Barstool this year, as well as 13 bonus episodes. You can find the entire list, by month, below. Which episode was your favorite this year? What would you like to hear more of in 2024? https://lnkd.in/eybj5scs

Build it and they will come? It’s not so simple. Hosts Diana Ransom and Christine Lagorio-Chafkin spoke with founders who took two totally different approaches to a core business concept: finding product-market fit. They spoke with Michelle Grant, founder of the sugar-free energy drink GORGIE, and Brittany and Steven Yeng, founders of the peanut butter liquor brand Skrewball Whiskey, about how they identified their markets, strategies they used to get their items on shelves, and how they applied consumer feedback to adjust what they were selling. Head to this link to listen to the full episode: https://lnkd.in/eWTru5kK

Every year & quarter in GTM, our work is measured against hard targets. However our efforts show up on the scoreboard, it's up to us to measure what matters the most on our own. This post contains spoilers for the latest season of the Great British Bake Off. 🇬🇧 🥧 My wife got me absolutely hooked on GBBO early in our relationship. It’s the opposite of American reality TV. The producers score & cut the show to minimize the drama between contestants. There’s no prize money or dream job at the end. Every season documents a group of amateurs completing baking challenges- often helping each other- to get to the next round. There are judges who rank the bakes and they provide a structure to the journey, but the contest is never about being better than someone else. The weird thing about cooking contests is even though the judges can taste the food and we can only see it, the audience develops strong opinions about who deserves to advance and who doesn’t. When the lopsided, awkwardly colored cake below stole the final round and its' baker Matty was declared the show’s winner, people cried foul. There were clearly better looking bakes. Without possibly knowing the merits of the contestants’ work, people passed their own judgment and conspiracy theories ran rampant. But I believe the truth is both simple & universal. We can all be that ugly cake- judged on our appearances, our curated digital exhaust, or one round on the scoreboard. And we can all be Matty, who never intended to be on the show or expected to make it past the first round, but worked his hardest every day between contests and in the baking tent, because he had an opportunity that he wanted to do his absolute best with. 💪 Whatever your scoreboard says this year- but especially if it’s good- don’t lose sight of your #InfiniteGame, your intrinsic drive, or your real worth. With the cake, with Matty, with all of us- it’s always what’s inside that matters most. Merry Christmas & happy holidays, LinkedIn fam. Here’s to being good & good to each other in the year ahead. ❤️