We raised $10M to K*LL UGC ads. Marpipe (built in collab w/ Meta) unlocks a hidden ad type that drives ~200% better ROAS than UGC. If you're an e-com brand, Marpipe can make you $100k+ in 30 days. Bold claim? Let me prove it 🧵

Indonesia puts their milk in pyramid shaped packs. It's a weird shape but they sold over 100 million packs in their first year alone. Back in 1989, KARA noticed that Indonesian families used coconut milk every day, but nobody was selling it ready-made. So they jumped in. But

This lip liner went insanely viral and it all started with Sara Cheung, the genius behind the peel-off liner. Back in 2022, Sarah posted a clip using brow gel as a DIY lip liner. The video got 2 million views in just 24 hours. And it's because people were desperate for a

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Brands spend 6 months perfecting their logo then stick it on generic white boxes. Your packaging is a 3D billboard that customers hold, photograph, and keep. Design the container before the contents.

Here's how Armani proved that even packaging can be art and how it can be practical for the planet. And When you open it up, there's no plastic or foam anywhere. While other brands stuff cheap styrofoam inside, Armani built this entire holder from folded cardboard. It's

Over 2,500 brands are replacing flat mockups with interactive 3D models that cut prototypes by 20%, speed approvals by 92%, and slash costs up to 62%. Tools like Pacdora, KeyShot, and Vectary make real-time reviews and global collaboration effortless.

🚫 3 packaging myths brands still believe: 1️⃣ “Customers don’t care about unboxing.” 2️⃣ “More protection = better.” 3️⃣ “Sustainable = pricey.” Time to rethink how you ship.

I’m spending the next 2 weeks in China on the ground at our manufacturing facilities ahead of BFCM 🐤 Flew in our AE and logistics team from around Asia to be all hands on deck Lock in

Fun fact: China's🇨🇳 Shanghai port handles more cargo than all U.S. 🇺🇸ports combined. In 2024, Shanghai processed 51.51 million TEUs, surpassing the U.S. total of 28.2 million TEUs. Why treat China as a rival when the gap is this wide?🧐

Heinz sells 1,200 bottles of ketchup every minute. But their real secret isn’t the recipe, it's how they’ve reinvented the bottle for 100+ years. From glass to squeeze, upside-down caps, dual-opening packets, and even paper bottles, every change came from watching how people

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🇨🇳🇺🇸The former US Ambassador to China, Nicolas Burns, spoke honestly about China when he was out of the office: "We've underestimated Chinese power... I think the Chinese technology, military, and economics are stronger than we think they are." He articulated his points by

Hand sanitizer be worth $880M. Touchland proved design changes everything. Founder Andrea Lisbona bet her house to turn a boring disinfectant into a sleek, Apple-inspired essential,then sold out with 34,000 on the waitlist. Now it’s a $100M-a-year brand.

This utter bullshit by the CTO of Palantir, Shyam Sankar, needs to be called out. The US never offered China “peaceful coexistence.” The US wanted China subordinated. They wanted China’s cheap labour inserted into their supply chains and its cheap goods to flow into the US

Gordon & MacPhail had 300 rare barrels no one cared about until they changed the design, not the drink. They made their logo bold, bottles thicker, boxes handcrafted. Sales jumped 61% in a year. Great whiskey doesn't sell itself, design does.