Podcast: DTC Podcast

Weekly discussions between disruptive direct to consumer ecommerce brands and our amazing team about marketing, funnels, and everything scaling related. Subscribe to our newsletter for highlights and step by step tactical insights 👉🏻 📦

DTC Podcast | Ep 607: Rufus Reads Your Images – Why 40% of Amazon Searches Are Already AI-Driven

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Amazon’s AI assistant Rufus is already in ~40% of shopping sessions, and according to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, customers who use it are 60–100% more likely to purchase. Most brands haven’t adjusted. Tyler Mazur (Head of Amazon @ Pilothouse) breaks down what Rufus is actually changing inside Amazon —…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 607: Rufus Reads Your Images – Why 40% of Amazon Searches Are Already AI-Driven
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DTC Podcast | Ep 606: How Coyuchi Tested True Meta Incrementality (6-Week Blackout Results)

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup http://coyuchi.com Coyuchi is a premium bedding brand with a long purchase cycle and high AOV. That changes how you approach growth, attribution, and retention. Vicki Williams-Grahan (Brand President) explains how they tested Meta’s impact by turning it off, how they think about LTV in a low-frequency category, and why…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 606: How Coyuchi Tested True Meta Incrementality (6-Week Blackout Results)
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DTC Podcast | Ep 605: Meta Attribution Change – Why ROAS Dropped 40%

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Meta changed attribution in March — and suddenly every brand’s ROAS looks worse. Chris Richards from Pilothouse breaks down what actually happened, why performance appears to have dropped 30–45%, and how brands should respond without damaging long-term growth. For DTC founders and operators scaling from $5M–$50M who rely on…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 605: Meta Attribution Change – Why ROAS Dropped 40%
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DTC Podcast | Bonus: How DTC Brands Scale Affiliate Marketing Without Fraud or Bad Attribution

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Affiliate is getting a lot more attention in DTC right now, and for good reason. In this episode, Yash Chavan, Founder and CEO of SATHI & SARAL, breaks down why the channel looks so attractive on paper, where it falls apart in practice, and what brands can do to…

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DTC Podcast | Bonus: How DTC Brands Scale Affiliate Marketing Without Fraud or Bad Attribution
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DTC Podcast | Ep 604: How Lexington Bakes Cut CAC From $180 to $25 With a Better First-Order Offer

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup https://lexingtonbakes.com/ Lex Evan built Lexington Bakes after years of baking for friends who kept telling him the same thing: they didn’t usually like desserts like this, but they loved his. That turned into a bootstrapped brand built on better ingredients, frozen and refrigerated distribution, and a refusal to follow…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 604: How Lexington Bakes Cut CAC From $180 to $25 With a Better First-Order Offer
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DTC Podcast | Ep 603: Why Most DTC Brands Fail on YouTube (And How to Fix It in 60 Days)

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Most brands test YouTube, don’t see conversions, and shut it off. The problem isn’t the channel. It’s how they’re measuring it. Dougie from Pilothouse breaks down how YouTube actually drives growth for DTC brands, and why cost per brand search is one of the most useful signals to track…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 603: Why Most DTC Brands Fail on YouTube (And How to Fix It in 60 Days)
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DTC Podcast | Bonus: How to Scale Amazon in 2026 – 3 Data Plays DTC Brands Are Still Missing

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Bradley Sutton from Helium 10 joins the pod to break down how serious brands should be thinking about Amazon now: not as a backup channel, but as a core retail growth engine. We get into where Amazon fits in an omni-channel stack, how PPC has gotten way more complex,…

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DTC Podcast | Bonus: How to Scale Amazon in 2026 – 3 Data Plays DTC Brands Are Still Missing
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DTC Podcast | Ep 602: How Bobbie Won 91% of the Conversation With 4% Market Share | Building the Brand

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Kim Chappell is Chief Brand Officer at Bobbie, the mom-founded infant formula brand that’s crossed $100M in revenue and is trying to change how formula gets talked about in America. In this episode, she breaks down how Bobbie built a brand parents are proud to buy in a category…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 602: How Bobbie Won 91% of the Conversation With 4% Market Share | Building the Brand
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DTC Podcast | Ep 601: 25% of Your List Drives 75% of Revenue. The Dangers of AI Email Segmentation

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup Jordan Gordon from Pilothouse comes back to the DTC Podcast with a sharp warning for brands buying into AI-powered customer segmentation. The promise sounds good: send to the “best” people, cut waste, let the machine find hidden revenue. The problem is what happens after that. Jordan breaks down why…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 601: 25% of Your List Drives 75% of Revenue. The Dangers of AI Email Segmentation
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DTC Podcast | Ep 600: How Acid Buddy Got 1,000+ Orders in Its First 6 Weeks, Creating a New Category Behind the Bar

Subscribe to DTC Newsletter – https://dtcnews.link/signup http://cocktailbuddies.com Tao, founder of Acid Buddy, joined the show to talk about a product that feels early, unusual, and potentially huge: flavored acids. After years working in bars and consulting, he kept running into the same issue. Citrus was inconsistent, messy, expensive, and limiting. So instead of treating acid…

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DTC Podcast | Ep 600: How Acid Buddy Got 1,000+ Orders in Its First 6 Weeks, Creating a New Category Behind the Bar
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