How do we tell brands about accessibility concerns with out creating liability for those brands?
Better yet, how do we prevent risk of lawsuit for brands in e-commerce?
@iamdevloper
Interviewer: Can you write a system that would produce infinite pattern matching of strings?
Job: Hey can you update to the latest jQuery?
Biggest accomplishment ever.
Cameron Rhodes Johnson (aka Killa Cam) arrived on May 22nd weighing in at 7lbs and 8oz, with surprisingly big feet. We are super duper excited to have this little guy join us and Tiggs. Can't wait to teach him my signature cross over.
I know a brand (and their owners) who try all the “strategies” prescribed by DTC Twitter. I was informed that *none* of them actually created an increase in anything.
🚀 New Site Launch Announcement - Abel Objects🚀
Abel Objects →
Abel Objects is a beautifully designed brand founded by Kelsey Lim. We first met Kelsey working with her at Haus (rip) and since then she's gone head first into bringing Abel Objects to
Can we, *collectively*, DISCLOSE RELATIONSHIPS to brand operators regarding the apps we are suggesting?
Too many times someone with a following, clout and/or influence recommends an app (they get $$$), completely ignoring the business & financial impact it has on the brand.
We did it.
@progresslabsco
started a newsletter - Progress Reports.
Plan to send (in)frequent updates with our work, perspective and industry commentary.
Sign up here →
The catch? It's invite/approval only. We want to create a space that is unique for
🚀 New Project Launch: Nerra 🚀
When we first spoke to the founders,
@Faresben_eth
and Teyma, and they shared the idea for Nerra, we were pumped. Mostly cause I low-key love legit body care brands but also cause it's actually *different*.
4-steps to
Got a new project coming soon. Very very very excited about this one as it crosses over on the 3 things I absolutely love: basketball, design and technology.
I’ve got a hunch. Celebrities go into skincare and vitamins/supplements because:
1. Great Margins.
2. Celeb is the differentiation, not product.
3. Low/no regulatory oversight.
Am I wrong?
If I had to bet on who’d succeed starting a biz in ecomm -
@kdlafrance
None of this I’m a marketer shit tho. She’s gold. Empathetic, cares about customers, cares about people, cares about quality.
So there is this dude in my neighborhood who will pick a single color and that is his whole outfit.
If he picks purple, *everything* is purple. All of it.
Just found out his *entire family* also does this. Husband, Wife and 2 kids.
Hella swag.
Very excited that
@usehuron
has released deodorant.
1. I wanna support my friends!
2. My friends make awesome deodorant!
3. Now my whole body has a consistent smell from soap to deodorant!
Good job
@MattMullenax
. I knew you’d take my breath away with good smells & not farts
I suck at sharing stuff so figured I'd give a quick update from all the projects
@progresslabsco
launched this summer!
We launched three brands back-to-back this summer. Super proud of our team and the brand we get to work with :)
@TheHipsterRebbe
Sue. Get a lawyer an sue.
You most likely have legal right to sue the store/store owner for potentially mis-profiling you.
And if not sue the cops.
Lemme get this right. A white dude I know is verified with 18k followers and works at a big tech company.
@kvlly
has ~110k followers doesn’t work at big tech and isn’t verified.
Sussssssssssssssssss
I've gone to some of these ecommerce dinners and they usually feel like time share setups. Last night was the first time in a long time it just felt like good vibes with good people.
Let's keep that going through the summer and the rest of eternity.
I wanna see y’all pump up and talk to brands that aren’t always in the spotlight.
Talk to brands that are focusing on sustainability:
@LeafShave
@walkfulton
, etc.
Talk to brands that spend a lot of time focusing on product and customers:
@usehuron
@TrySourse
White dudes on twitter:
- give $1000 to a syndicate deal → call themselves investors.
- dad buys real estate and puts it in the will → call themselves property investors
- dropship tennis balls → call themselves a brand owner
Twitter is the comment sections.
I sort of wanna make a Shopify Theme and put it on the Marketplace that is literally meant for 1 product stores. No variants, just a big ass buy button.
In honor of Wednesday I wanted to share a list of sites that are super cool.
We have no idea what their conversion rate is, why the sites are designed the way they are or who made them.
Just like them and wanted to shout em out below! 👇
Dear
@ShopifyDevs
could y'all help normalize custom events and hooking into said events?
You do this already, but can we for:
1. Consistently named events?
2. Pushing theme / apps devs to use for these events?
Example:
@zachmstuck
Kids Peloton Bikes.
Chocolate Pencil Erasers.
Suit store that only sells Dwights Schrutes apparel. Call it Schrutes Suits.
That last one is actually good don’t steal it please.
We're in an era in which we give more credit to people who talk a lot over those who do a lot.
I wanna write something up on this but I'm too busy doing stuff.
I think the headless headache result we're dealing with now can be clearly tracked back to 3-4 diff agency groups in NYC.
They built on an immature tech stack with clients too small to support it using too modern tools (for clients) who just needed to validate selling online.
Stable businesses don’t prove success.
Well paid staff with amazing benefits don’t prove success.
Steady and stable growth don’t prove success.
You know what does?
Announcing a private dinner you’re hosting on Twitter.
My favorite thing happening right now:
"Strategists" reviewing work that individual contributors created and writing "thought pieces" on stuff they couldn't ever make, conceive or consider themselves and then being touted as an expert.
It's easier to edit than create.
Y’all wanna talk about inflation?
Brands with no credibility, value proposition or proof of quality out here charing $100 for a fucking hoodie.
Y’all crazy.