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The Importance of Credibility in Business

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Marketing Podcast with Sharon Vinderine

Sharon Vinderine In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interview Sharon Vinderine, the founder of Parent Tested Parent Approved.

When Sharon Vinderine tried to launch a new baby product, she found that there’s nothing stronger than word of mouth when it comes to marketing to parents. Since founding the Toronto-based company over a decade ago, Sharon has become an in-demand guest on some of the most top-rated programs in North America, and the PTPA Seal of Approval is one of the top three most recognized awards in the U.S.

Questions I ask Sharon Vinderine:

  • How did the idea for PTPA start? 
  • Was there a model you followed?
  • What is the process of receiving the Seal of Approval? 
  • What has been the biggest contributor to your success as an entrepreneur?
  • How does your company make an impact on society?
  • How have you stayed ahead of your business over the last 13 years as the market has changed?
  • Started with kids and baby products, where are you today?
  • Are companies coming to you for a new product or is it more for rebranding?
  • What are some of the best lessons you’ve in your time in business that have made a real difference for you?

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