@francoismat@RomanEcom@ShopifySupport@Shopify I think I see the issue here -- Germany VPN, navigated from Google. PDP says 22 EUR and after taking a manul action (adding to cart), the price in cart shows as 24 EUR. Is that what you're seeing?
@klaviyo please help - our account got suspended because of a billing issue and even after we update the credit card we're not able to trigger a retry of the payment plus we can't access any support. All our flows are frozen. Please help unblock (account under [email protected])
The most frequently asked question I get:
"What category would you go after if you had to start from scratch in D2C? - and what attributes would you look for?"
(Watch the clip at 1.5x the speed as I talk too slowly)
@RomanEcom@harleyf@LinjerCo@Shopify We really need local MOR as non-US merchants where 97% of our sales are outside of our home country. Seems that Shopify's partnership with Global E is the only way we can get the local MOR service. We migrated a few weeks ago and it's been a subpar experience
6 POWERFUL ways to manage your ENVY
Last week I spent time with an ex-colleague who missed out on joining a unicorn as a co-founder because he said no to the opportunity when it was at the "garage" stage.
The FOMO passed the fine line into envy and jealousy.
He kept trashing the company and the founder (who was a mutual ex-colleague and close friend).
It made me super sad to see this. The 3 of us were in the trenches together a decade+ ago and I was so happy to see the mutual friend crushing it.
I knew though, that often I've felt the same way about others. Over the years, I've been able to put things into perspective - sharing some of my learnings below:
Just spent 6 hours diving into Roman Khan's ecom empire.
His journey to becoming a DTC ninja is wild.
Here's why @RomanEcom is a name you can't afford to ignore in 2024!
We will buy close to $30,000,000 worth of goods from China this year with an average of 85 day payment terms blended.
These are 9 frequent mistakes I see founders make when sourcing from China 🧵
We pay on average $450 per Virtual Assistant (and no recruitment fees).
We have more than 100+ VA's around the globe.
I have never understood why people pay more than $1K on Twitter.
Below I'm sharing our 5 step process for hiring Virtual Assistants at scale.
I hope this helps you save a $ and fuels your growth like it has mine.
Before Covid hit Hong Kong, I bought a stake in Nutrition Kitchen.
I loved the transformative aspect of the biz, and I wanted to have a brand that supports the “self-actualization” level of Maslow’s hierarchy in my portfolio of companies.
Here’s how losing 24 pounds led me to $24 million in revenue.
It’s also a story about why I buy “transformative” businesses at Peak 21.
A very personal thread 🧵: