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If you've got incredible data, by all means sell with it. But FAB.com was never going to have to "go through the typical dog and pony show" They're crazy hot.
by aresant 15y ago
If you've got incredible data, by all means sell with it.
But FAB.com was never going to have to "go through the typical dog and pony show"
They're crazy hot.
There's "no doubt that [they'll] hit $100M in revenue fairly soon"
Remember the story about Zuck showing up in a bathrobe?
When you're the hot chick, you don't have to play by any rules.
- lusr 15y agoWhat is Fab.com? The article didn't explain and the site is apparently by invitation only.
- chris11 15y agoIt looks like another site selling designer goods on sale. I signed up with a disposable email, but I was not immediately given an invite. I was shown upcoming sales though. http://www.samplesalesites.com/2011/12/thursday-1215-online-sample-sales-invites-marc-jacobs-rebecca-minkoff-bcbgmaxazria/ http://www.samplesalesites.com/2011/12/thursday-1215-online-... has a list of upcoming sales. For example they will have a designer clock for sale later. http://diamantinidomeniconi.it/clocks/Plex-Led http://diamantinidomeniconi.it/clocks/Plex-Led I'm sure there is a market for the site, but I'm definitely not in it.
- noodle 15y agoNot exactly. It isn't like a Gilt or whatever. Its closer to an Ikea. Most of its products are small, not too expensive, and not clothes or furniture. Their schtick is, as it said in the article, design. Example: they were selling these for like $6 http://helveticards.uberdm.com/ http://helveticards.uberdm.com/
- edanm 15y ago"Remember the story about Zuck showing up in a bathrobe?" The movie version ends with that investor investing in Facebook. In the real-life version, they never did invest, and Zuckerberg now says he feels very badly about the whole incident.