How She Made $10K/Month During 4-Month Maternity Leave (Real Systems + Tools Revealed)
A Shopify Masters interview in which host Adam Levitt talks with Tique Chandler, founder of Chandler Honey, a premium infused honey brand from a family beekeeping background. She says her first day brought about 2,700 dollars and her first month about 16,000 dollars, and that she now sells through over 200 retail partners. She explains launching online with expensive product photography, getting a production space early instead of using a co-packer, adding white label and custom label work, sharing her lease for rent income, and using automation and diversified revenue so the business kept earning during a 4-month maternity leave. Sponsor: Shopify, which produces the show. PARTIAL COVERAGE: this note is based on the opening, the early launch section, the turning points section, the personal brand and maternity leave section, the white labeling section, the retailer terms section, the closing and the description, and may not cover every point in the roughly 34 minute episode. All claims and figures are the guest's own account and are not independently checked. Nothing here is financial advice.
Executive Summary (TL;DR)
A Shopify Masters interview in which host Adam Levitt talks with Tique Chandler, founder of Chandler Honey, a premium infused honey brand from a family beekeeping background. She says her first day brought about 2,700 dollars and her first month about 16,000 dollars, and that she now sells through over 200 retail partners. She explains launching online with expensive product photography, getting a production space early instead of using a co-packer, adding white label and custom label work, sharing her lease for rent income, and using automation and diversified revenue so the business kept earning during a 4-month maternity leave. Sponsor: Shopify, which produces the show. PARTIAL COVERAGE: this note is based on the opening, the early launch section, the turning points section, the personal brand and maternity leave section, the white labeling section, the retailer terms section, the closing and the description, and may not cover every point in the roughly 34 minute episode. All claims and figures are the guest's own account and are not independently checked. Nothing here is financial advice.