SkinKandy just became a publicly listed company on the Australian Stock Exchange. BREZ, the cannabis beverage brand, is now in Walmart stores across five states. And Equip launched their best-selling Prime Protein nationwide in Sprouts with an exclusive flavor.

Here's what brand leaders shared on LinkedIn this week.

Brand Voice tracks what 8 and 9 figure Shopify brand leaders are sharing on LinkedIn each week. We started this because our feed was full of SaaS and agencies, we wanted to see more from the brands themselves.

This week: 1,158 posts from 1,139 people across 42,000 profiles tracked.

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Revenue & Milestones

Mid-Day Squares has now sold 80 million squares. Founder Jake Karls said it's still hard to wrap his head around. → post

STUR set a €20,000 crowdfunding goal. Hit it in 3 minutes. Finished at €1.25M in 30 days. → post

GoTyme Bank crossed one million customer migrations to its new app in less than three months since launching. → post

Hobbii founder Thomas Zeihlund called it one of his favorite days: publicly celebrating the team's results. → post

Distribution

BREZ is now in Walmart stores across Illinois, Texas, Georgia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. → post

Equip launched nationwide in Sprouts with their best selling Prime Protein flavors and a Sprouts exclusive Chocolate Peanut Butter. → post

Bartesian is now available in nearly 2,000 retail locations across the US with additional expansion continuing throughout the year. → post

BLENDi went live on Sam's Club with a Portable Blender Pro+ 2 pack. → post

DUDE Wipes dropped POOPsicle at Sam's Club nationwide. → post

Blossom Essentials was spotted on QVC. Founder Sarah Vilenskiy was scrolling through channels and found their products on air. → post

Strategic Moves

SkinKandy became a publicly listed Australian company (ASX: SK1). Founder Dain Friis called it a moment he will never forget. → post

Olipop has been working behind the scenes on a clearer expression of what the brand stands for. Co-founder Ben Goodwin shared the new direction. → post

Forme was named the Official Posture & Recovery Partner of MLB Players, Inc. → post

Primal Kitchen partnered with Angel City FC, officially bringing the brand into the NWSL. → post

Pashion Footwear announced a partnership with Dockfi for a new financing model. → post

Topicals x Billionaire Boys Club collab launched with a retail experience called "The Shop." → post

ZBiotics founder Zachary Abbott reflected on 10 years: started as a scientist, had to learn to become a CEO. → post

Lansinoh launched their "However you feed, we're here for it" campaign in New York City. → post

Policy & Industry

American Giant founder Bayard Winthrop wrote a pointed reaction to the Everlane/Shein deal, calling it evidence that "the race to the bottom just ate its conscience." → post

Cuyana founder Shilpa Shah published a follow up essay arguing the Everlane story is bigger than it looks, drawing parallels to Amazon acquiring Whole Foods. → post

Recognition

Fishwife moved from #14 to #1 in Rachel Karten's annual "brands with great social" survey from Link in Bio. → post

Chemical Guys is now #1 in the entire automotive category on TikTok Shop. → post

Artika won Canada Best Managed Company for 2026. → post

Nomadix was nominated for Excellence in Hardgoods & Accessories by Grassroots Outdoor Alliance. → post

People's Choice Beef Jerky was featured in the Wall Street Journal for their approach to customer returns. → post

Spikeball's Gathering Festival won Gold at the Global Eventex Awards for the second consecutive year. → post

Worth a click

Salt & Straw said something happened in Portland that stopped them in their tracks. Before the brand was even officially on the scene, the city was already part of the story. → post

Stanley 1913 had a big week in NYC, showcasing what's next for the brand beyond its viral cups. → post

Rumpl founder said the team came out of their global sales meeting fired up, with energy around new products, sales programs, and marketing. → post

Cob Foods teased a special delivery from Novak Djokovic. → post

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