Oct 13, 2022
In this episode my guest is Adiyah Bell, the creator of the very successful online mommy brand, Llama Momma (https://llamamommacompany.com).
Llama Momma makes beautiful and very practical mommy bags, pre-built for that run to the hospital to meet her new little one.
Adiyah and I discussed stories of her brand development, and lessons learned along the way.
She is a brilliant business owner and we had a lively discussion with valuable takeaways for other small ecomm startups.
Find Adiyah on social media at adiyahdani_xo.
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