
Daniel Wallock
@danielwallock
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Seeking New Opportunity! - VP Marketing I PE Backed Brands I Marketing Exec in 2x Successful DTC ECOM Private Equity Transactions I Hire me: https://t.co/Gu8QotgBW6
New York, NY
Joined June 2013
RT @ron_ecomm: @Armon_Sho honestly, my team is really small so it's really just lead by example and doing it with them. enthusiastic founde….
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I have been thinking of the effects of compounding often as it relates to the compounding value of participation and presence. There is randomness in what opportunities may exist at a given time but one's ability to participate in those may be significantly influenced by.
Play iterated games. All the returns in life, whether in wealth, relationships, or knowledge, come from compound interest.
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@ron_ecomm @TaylorHoliday Longer term I do wonder how some of the more extreme efficiency practices brands may adopt may effect the brands ability to test beyond their known efficiencies into new products, merchandising and offer builds to create growth but that's a different thought.
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@ron_ecomm @TaylorHoliday The periods of extreme volatility, challenge, or anticipated challenge present unique opportunities to learn, grow, and better at an extreme rate. The baseline expertise in and available resources for DTC brands has skyrocketed with the challenges it has faced I believe.
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@ron_ecomm I love the @TaylorHoliday quote from his video on forecasting for their clients and the ethos behind it: ". we're as good as we've ever been and the worst we'll ever be".
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@ron_ecomm article makes me think a lot about acting as an operator through the e-com seasons. At times it can be very difficult but I think there is something so exciting about those challenges being able to drive huge lasting improvements in processes, systems, and knowledge.
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RT @SarahLevinger: DTC Twitter be like: "We don’t sell products. We sell identity. also, here’s a 30% off code.". 😅🤣💀.
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RT @SeanEcom: The single most important business metric, the only one that really matters-. “Will people come back and buy it?”. Subscripti….
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Like this post a lot. I imagine ultra lean headcount / OpEx brands will become more and more common in the coming years. From having the ability to 'redeem value' and survive the ups-and-downs of DTC point-of-view moving in this direction seems so critical.
I think there's going to be a new batch of D2C companies that will have sub 5% OpEx but not super huge at like <$10M-$20M/yr revenue range. Ultra lean, serving a tight community (probably their own community) with ears fully on the ground. They won't get bigger but will stay.
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My favorite read from last week was from @codyplof. Just a stellar look inside Jones Road and the incredible grind for making every dollar count, creating an incredible performance driven culture, and doing what it takes every day to drive profits.
This is the year of efficiency and cost-cutting at Jones Road. Across the org, we have the initiatives of getting and staying lean and have improved both Gross Margin Landed Gross Margin considerably, and OPEX considerably. Here are 11 things we've done that will lead to multi.
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Stellar podcast with @andrewjfaris @BrettCurry. Love this quote by Andrew: "I have a theory that the upside of the whole thing with tariffs will be a forcing function for better supply chain creation for people because they're just going to have to, and that it'll be a win for.
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I love @drewsanocki “Turnaround Secrets” book too. I’m particularally attracted to the thoughts on culture since I think it’s just such a huge deal to drive great performance especially for DTC brands looking to grow. Link to file:
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