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Home / Business and Economy / Female Founder's Viral Success: The Real Story

Female Founder's Viral Success: The Real Story

29 Nov

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Summary

  • Business Wales supports female entrepreneurs like Zoe.
  • Trigwell Cosmetics launched amid pandemic challenges.
  • Viral success doesn't mean instant riches; reinvestment is key.
Female Founder's Viral Success: The Real Story

The Welsh government, through its Business Wales service, actively supports aspiring female entrepreneurs. Zoe, a mother of two, exemplifies this support by establishing Trigwell Cosmetics in 2020.

Facing business closures due to the pandemic, Zoe pivoted to selling cosmetics, initially funding her venture with inexpensive online make-up tutorials. Her brand achieved significant viral recognition in 2022, dispelling notions of effortless success.

Zoe candidly shared that initial viral success necessitated reinvesting every penny to manage burgeoning demand, ensuring the business's sustainability. She also addresses the societal pressure for female leaders to appear flawless, advocating for a more realistic portrayal of entrepreneurship.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Zoe started Trigwell Cosmetics in 2020 by selling products to friends and family, funded by online make-up tutorials.
Business Wales offers specialist advice and support services to entrepreneurs, including female founders like Zoe.
Not necessarily; viral success often requires significant reinvestment and hard work to meet demand, as demonstrated by Trigwell Cosmetics.

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