HeyJaredThe Growth Edit
Hosted by marketing consultant Holly Formosa, The Growth Edit dives into the ideas, strategies and stories driving Australia’s food, wine and tourism industries forward.From building brands and shaping service culture to navigating DTC, digital and events, each episode offers…
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Ep 20: Wineries Worth Flying for with Sarah Myers (opens the original)
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"You think about your own choices when you're thinking about where to go... and a lot of the decision making is about the cuisine, isn't it?" Sarah Myers is CEO of Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia, a membership body of twenty-nine wineries across sixteen wine regions who've chosen to build seriously into tourism. Before this, a career building brands in food, wine and tourism — Cadbury and Cotties among them. This year she's taken UWEA's members to North America, Paris, London and Munich,
Ep 19: State of Spirits with Sebastian Raeburn (opens the original)
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"Anyone can start a hundred million dollar spirit brand. There is no single decision in that process that is hard to make. The problem is that there are hundreds of thousands of decisions, and it's incredibly hard to make all of them well yourself." Seb Reaburn has just finished judging the 2026 Melbourne Royal Australian International Spirits Awards as co-head judge. He also runs Anther in Geelong with his partner Derv McGowan, consults to new producers, and has spent thirty years moving up the
Ep 18: Agency, Freelancer or Consultant with Holly Formosa (opens the original)
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The single most common mistake I see isn't a bad campaign or a dodgy website. It's businesses reaching for the wrong type of outside help at the wrong time.There are basically three types of people you can bring in to help with your marketing. A freelancer, an agency, or a consultant . And most business owners, even the very experienced ones, don't really understand the difference between them. By the end of this episode you will.In this episode: Why a freelancer's job is to execute on your brie
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