Your Products Belong Here
There’s a major retail opportunity quietly opening its doors to Black women founders. If you sell physical products and want visibility without pay-to-play nonsense, read this carefully.
There’s a major retail opportunity quietly opening its doors to Black women founders. If you sell physical products and want visibility without pay-to-play nonsense, read this carefully.
There’s a new kind of retail opportunity emerging right now and it’s not asking you to beg for attention, spend thousands on ads, or jump through influencer hoops.
Instead, it’s built around one simple idea:
when Black consumers want to shop us, they should be able to find us easily and at scale.
Behind the scenes, a major media-backed ecosystem has quietly created infrastructure to support Black-owned brands with real visibility, operational support, and faster cash flow. No gimmicks. No “exposure-only” deals.
But here’s the part most founders miss: you have to be set up correctly to even qualify.
I’m breaking down:
- What this opportunity actually looks like
- Who it’s best for (and who should wait)
- Exactly how to prepare your brand so you don’t get passed over
- Common mistakes that get applications rejected
- A step-by-step readiness checklist you can use this week
👉 If you sell physical products and want your brand taken seriously in 2025 and beyond, this is for you.