Andrew Johnson – CEO, Goode Foods

One Hour That Can Change The Next 10 Years Of Your Business

Andrew Johnson

Learn how I scaled my food brand into 5,000+ major grocery stores — including Walmart, Target, and Kroger — without any investors or loans

You don’t need investors, celebrity endorsements, or luck to build a national brand.You need strategy — and proof that it works.I turned my family’s small food business into a national brand sold in Walmart, Target, Kroger, Meijer, Food Lion, and Albertsons using nothing but my phone, consistency, and smart positioning.This Thursday, October 30 at 7:30 PM ET, I’m revealing the exact playbook — step-by-step — that took us from kitchen shelves to national shelves.You’ll learn:<ul><li>How to scale a product brand fast without outside funding</li><li>How to attract retail buyers instead of chasing them</li><li>How to use low-cost social media strategies that create real demand</li><li>How to protect ownership and build generational wealth</li></ul>This isn’t theory — it’s the real process that worked in a ruthless industry.If you’re ready to grow your business while keeping 100 % control, this one-hour session is for you.

Agenda

This is a one-hour virtual session, led by Andrew Johnson—CEO of Goode Foods, a national food brand sold in over 5,000 grocery stores including Walmart, Target, Food Lion, Kroger, Meijer and Albertsons—This masterclass will reveal the real, behind-the-scenes strategies that Andrew used to turn a small local idea into a nationally recognized brand without investors, big budgets, or celebrity endorsements. You’ll learn how to grow a loyal social media following that drives demand, attract retail buyers instead of chasing them, position your brand for sustainable growth and long-term wealth, and avoid the common mistakes most entrepreneurs make while scaling up. This isn’t a corporate seminar—it’s a no-fluff, practical roadmap built for everyday entrepreneurs who want to grow their audience, increase sales, and take control of their business journey.