Itunes change info for multiple songs at once 2016

Abigail also announces KeepCupвЂ™s latest product to launch, the KeepCup Helix and how this product still sits nicely within their product offering and ethos. We, of course, discuss the struggles and changes in 20, as well as the affect customers working from home has had on the businessвЂ™s bottom line. Abigail also talks to us about being the pioneers of durable and reusable products and how they deal with competitors and counterfeit products giving the reusable movement a bad name. Their idea solved the growing problem of single use packaging and the volume of waste entering the environment вЂ“ and quite frankly, they couldnвЂ™t believe this gap in market hadnвЂ™t already been filled.Дuring our conversation with Abigail she lets us in the motivation behind the brandвЂ™s creation and success, as well as how she and her brother pushed forward with their idea even after being turned down by manufacturers and designers in the creation phase. The business, started by siblings, Abigail and Jamie, was created with a simple idea in mind: keep the cup and use it again. KeepCup are the pioneers of the international reusable coffee cup movement, who over their 13 years in their existence have become a household name and barrister approved in over 75 countries around the world. In todayвЂ™s episode we talk to Abigail Forsyth, the Co-Founder and Managing Director of KeepCup. And on the back of what has definitely been a challenging year, we wish everyone success during this upcoming holiday season and beyond into 2022 вЂ“ May you all have your best foot forward as we enter the New Year! WeвЂ™d like to take this moment to thank each and every guest who has been on an episode this season вЂ“ the knowledge and advice you have passed onto our listeners, and indeed, the RetailOasis Team, is truly invaluable. This is our final episode for season 2 of the Retail Wrap-Up Podcast for 2021 and boy, do we have big plans for 2022! (Including some personal plans as Maddy, the host of our podcast, heads off on maternity leave!)

Thank you to our guest, Mike Smith, for joining us.

And finally, we hear whatвЂ™s in the pipeline for Zero Co and his advice to entrepreneurs putting their life savings into an idea, just like he did.ДЇor more information on Zero Co or our guest today, please see the show notes for this episode. Mike discusses 2020, the affect the pandemic had on his business launching and how many active users he currently has. We also talk about the creation of Zero CoвЂ™s beautiful packaging and how they utilise plastic puled from the ocean. Mike also tells us about Zero CoвЂ™s successful Kickstarter campaign and how this process went down. He also talks about the вЂњmilk man conceptвЂќ and what effect вЂњThe War on WasteвЂќ had on his decision to start Zero Co.

After being delivered to your door, customers simply empty the contents of the refillable pouches into the dispensers and send back the pouches, for free, to be re-usedвЂ¦putting an end to single use plastic once and for all!Дuring our conversation Mike lets us in on the story behind his business, how he came up with the idea and the motivation that got things started. They exist to reduce single-use plastic by selling refillable вЂњforever bottlesвЂќ that customers order online.

Zero Co, are, in essence the вЂmilk manвЂ™ meets cleaning supplies. In todayвЂ™s episode we talk to Mike Smith, the Founder of Zero Co.

Itunes change info for multiple songs at once 2016