Author: Melanie Scott
Melanie Scott
Melanie Scott is a business writer and strategy consultant based in Richmond, Virginia. With over a decade of experience working with startups, solo entrepreneurs, and mid-sized businesses, Melanie brings a thoughtful, layered approach to the content she creates at BusinessFold. Her focus is on helping business leaders unfold ideas into action—one smart decision at a time. Known for her clear, engaging writing style, she simplifies complex topics and highlights what truly matters. Outside of writing, Melanie enjoys local bookshops, yoga, and mentoring women-led businesses across the East Coast.
Rumors can spread like wildfire when you least expect them—especially if they hit close to home, or in this case, your fridge. Recently, talk has been swirling that Dr Pepper, a brand that’s been around for more than a century, is on its way out. For business owners and side hustlers aiming to keep up on trending products, or even just for fans of the drink, this can feel like more than idle internet chatter. Start by asking yourself: Where do these rumors come from? And more importantly, are they true? Let’s break it down with the calm, practical approach…
Lunchly made noise in the snack kit market when it first launched. Ah, the promise: a protein-packed lunch kit with “healthier” branding and some serious celebrity clout. But since late 2024, you’ve likely heard mixed signals—especially if you’ve checked shelves, read “discontinued” shelf tags, or scrolled through #Lunchly on social media. Ask yourself: are you struggling to find Lunchly? Or just confused by what’s fact versus rumor? This article gives you a grounded, up-to-date answer: is Lunchly discontinued, or is something else going on? Let’s walk through the details so you can make informed choices—whether you’re a shopper, a brand-watcher,…