Kyle Weeks retweeted
the Shop home feed just got smarter
shoppers now see personalized recommendations that change in real-time as they browse, add to cart, and follow brands
Kyle Weeks retweeted
The Shop team shipped HARD this Edition.
Some people still think Shop is just for tracking orders. It’s not.
What's new for shoppers:
1️⃣ A smarter home feed that updates in real time based on what you browse or add to cart
2️⃣ Collections to curate, save, and share your favourite products
For merchants: Your products now show up on Shop’s most visited surface – the home feed. And with your store syncing directly to Shop, your PDPs on the app can now support things like subscriptions and color or size options.
This isn’t just a better shopping app. It’s a new surface for commerce. Built for discovery. Designed to grow with you.
The future of mobile shopping is here.
Kyle Weeks retweeted
A order on @SaltandSundry just tipped Shopify over the 1 trillion(!) in cumulative GMV.
Monumental milestone for us. A beautiful small business run by Amanda McClemens in DC. Couldn't have been a better example of what makes Shopify special: shopsaltandsundry.com/pages/…
Kyle Weeks retweeted
Sound the alarm 🚨 Shop Week is here. If you're in the US, Open your @shop app, and get up to 20% Shop Cash on your fave brands
go.shop.app/shopweek2024
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Kyle Weeks retweeted
Google's new AI overview feature is a disaster.
AI is awesome. Tacking on AI to a product that hundreds of millions use without it working is not.
13 hilarious examples:
Kyle Weeks retweeted
when guys become dads they’re sorted into one of these four houses like in harry potter
If the MTA were a ticket app they’d be like:
$2.75 train fare
$1.00 convenience fee
$0.75 some trains aren’t dangerous fee
$0.20 the G train is working today fee
Welp, this is the last time I charge @tedvid using a vague description.
You know in a video game where you’re trying to beat the final boss, but then *another* one shows up? That’s the stage of the pandemic we’re in.
Sometimes, taking an online course is an efficient way to acquire specific skills.
Other times, it’s an advanced form of procrastination.
Stumbling upon impressive YouTube channels like @AliAbdaal’s or @garrytan’s used to get me discouraged.
But now I immediately sort their videos oldest -> newest to understand where they started from and the iterations they’ve made.
Kyle Weeks retweeted
I’ve never seen a quasi stationary band with rain rates this intense over NYC in my life.


















