Entrepeneurship Archives

The Entrepreneur’s Guide to the eCommerce Galaxy

October 6, 2017

10 Simple advice to building a successful business in 2017. Guest Post by Ethan Brown for Re:amaze. Ethan is a Shopify Website Designer at Milk Bottle Labs in Ireland. He has a passion for helping people in all aspects to sell their goods online with a beautiful mobile friendly Shopify store. He provides eCommerce fulfillment … Continue reading “The Entrepreneur’s Guide to the eCommerce Galaxy”

The Daytona: Rolex’s Ultimate Veblen Product.

June 6, 2017

What do you know about the following product? Rolex Cosmograph Daytona 2017. Image via Rolex.com. The only answer you really need to know is that you simply can’t go out and just buy one anytime you want. It costs somewhere between $12,000 to $50,000 and comes with a 2-year waiting list. Veblen goods are products … Continue reading “The Daytona: Rolex’s Ultimate Veblen Product.”

K-Pop: A Silicon Valley Understanding of Why “It’s So Good”

April 11, 2017

Why consumers benefit from the best of the best. Girl Group TWICE holds the record for fastest K-Pop group to reach 100 million views on YouTube Emma Stone is best known for being one of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars. As the lead actress of the award-winning movie “La La Land”, she’s no stranger to bright lights. … Continue reading “K-Pop: A Silicon Valley Understanding of Why “It’s So Good””

When to push forward and when to try something else.

March 14, 2017

That is the question. This question comes up so often for entrepreneurs that the default answer is almost always to keep pushing forward. When you haven’t yet exhausted all your ideas, resources, and physical/spiritual might, the default answer is always to keep pushing forward. One comforting fact when you’re faced with this question is that … Continue reading “When to push forward and when to try something else.”

Not everything needs to “pan out”.

November 17, 2016

The perils of enforcing immediate ROI. Startups (us included) have an incessant urge to constantly ask “is that ROI positive” for every business decision. We’ve become so accustomed to constantly think about growing our user base, making our product better, and watching out for the runway cliff that we often misguide ourselves by missing important … Continue reading “Not everything needs to “pan out”.”

Join Forces. Win Customers and Success.

September 2, 2016

Continuing with part two of operationalizing customer success. Read part one here: Aligning Customer Success with Sales It’s certainly not enough to simply tell sales teams they need to work better with customers success teams. It’s also not enough to just tell customer success teams they need to provide their sales counter parts with more feedback. … Continue reading “Join Forces. Win Customers and Success.”

Leveraging Customers As Partners

August 10, 2016

Team up and win together. There are some pretty good reasons for beta releasing products with a clear intention to fix and improve. Back in 2013 when we released Reamaze 1.0 Beta, the amount of feedback we received helped shape the robust platform you see today. More importantly, we still work with over 85% of … Continue reading “Leveraging Customers As Partners”