M&S are single handedly keeping british culture together

The answer is so obvious that not doing these things seems like intentional self harm The UK is the UK’s own worst enemy The public and government hatred towards success is incredible, and our taxable definition of “success” is so low that we stop anyone even giving it a go

customers in your facebook comments

Has anyone actually challenged the claim that Shopify converts better than magento/woo etc? I believe the out the box checkout might but if you know anything about checkouts and cro surely you can build one of similar functionality & performance

Meta when your roas is shit: have you tried changing your landing pages, setup, optimisation to add to cart, it’s not us it’s you - that returning customer was us btw Meta attribution when your run a sale: THIS WAS ALL ME

The annual meltdown due to a national supermarket chain making 2% margins for providing us with food, supporting brands, jobs etc has begun

I’ve been interviewing for a new role in my company, 70% of those interviewed were unemployed or being made redundant….. never seen anything like it

North London 🥲

Another day conversing with the general public, smashed it 👍

I’m sorry but this tracking detail from Amazon is absolutely mental 😂 “Likely delivered yesterday” 💀

London 🙂

I'm 44. I've bootstrapped a company, raised $50M+, sold to PE, and now own manufacturing facilities across North America. If I was 25 again building my first brand, here's what I'd tell myself. 1. Bootstrap. 99% of the time. Don't raise money. Bootstrap all day every day in

My paid ad spend going towards a new LW for my football team - I never lose

How do meta keep getting away with this?