How Jaggad Became A Cult Leader In Activewear - a podcast by Mamamia Podcasts

from 2021-06-28T19:00

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Michelle Greene is one-quarter of the Jaggad empire. She and her husband Steven alongside, Chris and Bec Judd founded Jaggad in 2013 in a world where activewear was reserved for athletes and leggings weren't being worn on the couch.


So in an oversaturated market, how did they build a cult community following? 


Activations, collaborations, and community are at the heart of the Jaggad business model. They've used supermodels and influencers to extend their audience and created events that you wish you witnessed.


So how crucial is the community to Jaggad's success? And how have they remained on top of their game? 


Michelle Greene joins Georgia Love... 


LINKS


You can follow Jaggad's journey on Instagram or online at jaggad.com


CREDITS


Host: Georgia Love, Co-Founder of Georgia Elliot Sleepwear


Guest: Michelle Greene


Producer: Mikayla Floriano


Executive Producer: Elissa Ratliff


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