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by fadys 15y ago
Thanks. We tried really hard to make sure that the site was clear and that any questions were answered before subscribing. I included the coupon field because it's an option within Stripe. I just wanted to be thorough from the gate. I may i
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by fadys 15y ago
I wouldn't say that I am targeting a frugal, less picky market. I think those buyers just get a box of tea from their grocery store every week. I plan on sending teas like the organic Long Jing Dragonwell tea. Depending on the number of sub
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by fadys 15y ago
Yeah, I think you're right. I'll add a page listing the types of tea likely to be sent (with a description of each, as you've suggested).
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by fadys 15y ago
I'm thinking of giving the option of a monthly sampler of 4 teas (1 per week). I'd have to charge a little more for that because of the extra packaging and other associated costs. It is on my list, however. I also want to create a "gift" op
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by fadys 15y ago
I hope so too. I know there are passionate people for all types of products. I think it was bemmu (an HNer) who started Candy Japan, a subscription service for Japanese candy, of all things. I'd think tea would have a larger market :) Thank
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by fadys 15y ago
Margins vary from tea to tea and are generally slim. There are some teas that I expect to lose money on and others that have slim margins. I'm assuming that marketing the service as less than a dollar a day will go a long way in giving the
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TaaS: Tea as a Service - We've launched a monthly tea subscription service
19 points by fadys 15y ago|22 comments