Lindsay Mullenger on Building Petite Keep, Shark Tank, and Mompreneurship
Lori HarderNovember 5, 202544 min78 views
48 connections·40 entities in this video→The Genesis of Petite Keep
- 💡 Petite Keep is a keepsake company that creates personalized trunks for major life milestones like weddings, births, and graduations.
- 🧠 The idea was born from Lindsay Mullenger's personal need for a functional yet beautiful way to store her first daughter's keepsakes, finding no suitable options in the market.
- 💖 The brand is deeply rooted in family, experiences, and the desire to preserve memories for generations.
Bootstrapping and Early Growth
- 🚀 Lindsay bootstrapped Petite Keep with $3,000, initially making and shipping trunks from her attic with her husband's help.
- 📈 The business hit six figures in its first year while Lindsay was still working her corporate job, prompting her to go full-time in January 2021.
- 🤝 Influencer marketing was a core strategy from day one, with Lindsay personally reaching out to creators to share their personal stories and introduce the brand to their communities.
Scaling and Operations
- 🏢 Petite Keep recently opened its own warehouse, a significant step in vertically integrating operations and maintaining control over customization and content creation.
- 🛠️ Lindsay's role has evolved from hands-on creation to leadership, focusing on building an incredible team and leaning into operations and supply chain management.
- 🎯 The company prioritizes customer experience, meeting customers on their preferred platforms (DM, phone, text) and offering a
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