Looking to speak to someone who has purchased a ‘dupe’ for their engagement ring. The comment will go out to global lifestyle and Jewelry press. Please email me here [email protected] or DM me if you can help. #prrequest#journorequest
Looking to speak to someone who has planned a hen/bachelorette on a budget for a piece going to national US wedding and lifestyle press. Please email me here [email protected] or DM me if you can help. #prrequest#journorequest
Looking to speak to someone who has either had or attended a ‘living funeral’ This will be part of a release going out to National Australian Lifestyle press. Please email me here [email protected] or DM me if you can help. #prrequest#journorequest
Hey @AskHalifaxBank 👋
It's great to see your updated brand identity, but it looks like you forgot to update couple of things.
The card in the photo still displays the @monzo BIN (5355 22) and the name of one of our staff members... 😉
“It doesn’t matter how amazing your product is, or how fast you ship features. The market you’re in will determine most of your growth.” — @shl https://t.co/haT2FelAm9
Thread: The best consumer marketplaces end up supply-constrained, because they tap into an incredible amount of demand. For instance, Airbnb, Lyft, and Uber have seemingly infinite demand since the product/market fit is so strong--and this demand puts pressure on supply.
Thread: “Fake it til you make it” is a key strategy for overcoming the chicken-and-egg problem of starting a new marketplace, popularized by companies like Uber and Yelp. The idea is to bootstrap one side of the marketplace inorganically in order to attract the other side.
Title: DNA Discounts
Client: Aeroméxico
Office: Mexico City
To inspire more travelers to visit Mexico, Aeroméxico revealed some surprising information to Americans about their own heritage.
See more creative work, here: https://t.co/unXxF8YVmc
#ClientWork#AdOfTheDay
A common example of this is building a growth strategy primarily around Google Adwords / Facebook Ads. The early unit economics from these platforms often seem great, but CAC will often shoot through the roof as you try and meaningfully scale on these channels.
On decision making—and key reason why startups can beat incumbents
IF there‘s a chain of command (+ path dependence) requiring serial consent: “Yes” > “yes” > “yes”—
—THEN a single “NO” kills a new idea
BUT if 19 VCs say no, 1 VC saying “yes” launches it.
Bezos nails it here:
After three years at Amazon, last week I started my new job @LambdaSchool where I’m helping build our building our network of hiring partners.
As a part of this transition, I’ve been thinking a lot about what I learned at Amazon. Here are some lessons and observations:
Milk delivery 25 years ago was essentially a subscription service offering products with recyclable/reusable packaging, delivered by electric vehicles.
Part of me thinks that if a techie firm were to have proposed this same idea today people would think it was incredible.