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Last few days of my life has been a blur From traveling across Japan with my soon to be wife.. To getting a personal mentor to explode to the next level.. To letting old team members go for the betterment of the company Future looks bright

I don't know how travel-preneurs do it Working from coffee shops while traveling the world There was a point in my life when I did this while growing the business But as I've gotten older.. I don't value anything than sitting my butt down in my home office and just.. working All day and night Because how can I concentrate on working when I got big 'ol bikes and beautiful scenery around me?

More brands gotta learn from Rhode Skin's marketing strategy Their latest drop is a pretty good lesson in how to extend a winning product. Pocket Blush was already a winner. So for the Alexandra Leclerc collab, they took that existing demand and stretched it in a bunch of directions: - made the blush tiny - gave it a shimmery finish - launched 3 limited-edition shades - turned it into something you can literally clip onto your bag - built a charm + carabiner around it - paired the whole thing with a limited lip tint and set Basically, they turned it into something people could clip onto a bag. And some of the collection is already sold out. I think a lot of ecom brands move on from winning products way too quickly. A product works, so the next thought is... “Cool. What do we launch next?” But there can be a stupid amount of money left inside the winner you already have. Can you make it smaller? Give it a new finish? Create limited colors? Bundle it differently? Attach an accessory to it? Build a collab around it? Turn it into something collectible? Rhode basically took one product people already understood and created several new buying moments around it. Way easier to sell someone something they already know they like than teach them why they should care about a completely random new SKU lol. If I owned an ecom brand right now, I’d look at my top 3 products and ask.. “How many more ways can I make someone want this again?”

Solid product feed = Solid ROAS The only equation that hasn't changed over the 7 years I've been on Google ads And your product feed consists nothing more than: - Product image - Product title - Product identifiers (Merchant Center attributes) Just 3 things that determine over 95% of your scale on Google Everything else is secondary