21–30 of 48 posts
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I guess, by nature of being online, their stores are always open? But really it's more likely to be a cynical use of an arbitrary word with positive associations (and a use that itself dilutes those positive associations).
>But really it's more likely to be a cynical use of an arbitrary word with positive associations (and a use that itself dilutes those positive associations). sounds like OpenAI?
Wait, so they buy Shopify sellers, and move them off Shopify onto their own platform? Do I understand this right? Or do they leave them on shopify? What an odd business model. To focus only on businesses using the shopify platform. I wonder how Shopify views this?
Wait, so they buy Shopify sellers, and move them off Shopify onto their own platform? Do I understand this right? Or do they leave them on shopify? What an odd business model. To focus only on businesses using the shopify platform. I wonder how Shopify views this?
Since public platform companies are selling at upto 30 times revenue. There's a Huge difference 3-5 times profit and 30 times revenue. as long as you show growth not sure the market can differentiate.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
wait, there are custom embroidered naruto vest stores? link?
I'll do you one better. Here's one for dogs: https://hachicorp.myshopify.com/products/kakashi-vest-dog-co... (Come on, Keith Rabois. Buy this company!)
Seriously this sounds like a isht business. End result is squeezing all the merchants into one giant crappy company - all profit rolls up to OpenStore. This also kills off any creators willingness to bring newer products to the market on a continual basis as they no longer own the store. I guess alternatively what you end up is with a bunch of people who make stores quickly off a new product and sell to OpenStore, ri…
Isn't this just a PE shop that has a quicker / semi-automated due diligence process?
Wait, so they buy Shopify sellers, and move them off Shopify onto their own platform? Do I understand this right? Or do they leave them on shopify? What an odd business model. To focus only on businesses using the shopify platform. I wonder how Shopify views this?