Lanesharkin' with Travis Episode 9 // Dylan Strachan from Woodbrew

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This is a MUST WATCH episode of Lanesharkin' with Travis. Dylan Strachan and his wife Molly are impressive young entrepreneurs. They started out with woodworking, doing projects everyday, filming them and posting them on social media. Follow along to hear their journey, from landing their first sponsorship deal with Rockler Woodworking, to partnering with Home Depot. Dylan is a wealth of knowledge and an inspiration for people wanting to take their life into their own hands and start something from scratch!
We love Dylan and Molly, and wish nothing but the best for them! If you would like to show them support please subscribe to their RU-vid channel: / @woodbrew
From there you can watch all of their different projects, follow their journey, and visit their website to purchase their woodworking plans!
If you like this content and want to see more, please help us out by liking, subscribing, and sharing to your friends and family! We believe the folks we bring on to our podcast hold a lot of valuable information for a lot of different people.
We would also love to hear what you think in the comments! Let us know if there is anyone you'd like us to bring in the studio!
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19 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@Woodbrew 24 дня назад

I appreciate you having me on! I had a great time talking with y'all and checking out the new production facility💪

@LaneSharkUSA 24 дня назад

We loved having you on the show! Such an incredible story to hear. Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful lessons you've learned with us.

@KevinAaronRoth 24 дня назад

To add to what Dylan said I would love to see more behind the scenes content. Very much enjoyed the last demo video!

@rk9radio 24 дня назад

Great video!

@Ross13811 24 дня назад

I really enjoyed the video ya'll! Very interesting information about utilizing social media as a business. Looking forward to the next episode.

@LaneSharkUSA 24 дня назад

This is definitely one of our favorites so far!

@caitlyncooney5004 24 дня назад

I’ve gotten so much great information on how to better market myself, this has been super valuable. What are the biggest words of wisdom each of you can share for aspiring business owners and entrepreneurs?

@Woodbrew 23 дня назад

Just start and don't stop. Business ownership is a rollercoaster and it's easy to focus on the downs instead of what is coming around the corner.

@logankearns8546 24 дня назад

Dylan how did you initially hear about Lane Shark brush cutters?

@Woodbrew 23 дня назад

Instagram✌

@FredMyers-uq4hi 24 дня назад

What made you go for the DYI type marketing approach rather than the TRADITIONAL magazine or dealer door type?

@LaneSharkUSA 24 дня назад

Hey Fred! Thanks for the question. Honestly doing door to door direct mail felt like a more daunting task when we first got started, and we as individuals generally throw away "junk mail" or marketing mail so we just felt like it wasn't going to be as effective. We felt like using social media as a platform to spread awareness would help drive the customer to their dealership, which would increase demand. I hope that was helpful!

@jalboniga 24 дня назад

Hello Dylan, how easy is it for Molly to change your LS3 Lane Shark's cutting positions?

@Woodbrew 23 дня назад

I don't think she has changed it, but If you can change a 3 point implement you can easily change the cutting positions.

@NickPhoenix-cm2zj 24 дня назад

Going off of overthinking the many decisions you have to make as a business owner, what is something you put a lot of time into in the beginning of your journey to build your business that you learned in the long run wasn’t worth it?

@LaneSharkUSA 24 дня назад

Saying yes to everything and trying to please everyone is a quick way to burn yourself out and lose your edge. It may feel necessary in the beginning because you want every opportunity to be successful, but finding your niche and core audience or customer base is way more important in the long run