Jared RobinGuestGeorge CoudounarisHostAdam ManderevichHostKevinHostWhat I'm, what I'm, I'll just want you back for a second, Jared, because what I'm hearing about the sandbagging and as well as how you grew the fashion was literally having a direct line to the market validation feedback in a continuous loop.
Cause you're like, okay, I can't close these accounts now, but when I get up to this level, I can put all these to the side.
I know what it's going to take, what the size is, when I'm going to have the territory, I'll go back to them then and make them deals, which is what we talk about.

Without a doubt with that, but even more so with the fashion, because I, for the first lesson is I did something different.

And what was cool about these brands that hadn't been heard of, they were a lot easier to build relationships with, right? Like, oh, you want to shoot a fashion shoot with my stuff? Borrow it.

And I just told all of the major, I blasted all of the major magazine editors that we were throwing this party lied about who was going to be there.

So I had relationships with... all different people in that ecosystem in fashion, from the photographers to the models, to the brands, to other indie magazines, to everybody to get that.
Has that, has that always kind of been your approach? Jared is like very much relationship, first looking for win-wins and then, you know, maybe eventually you do need someone to send you some tequila or you do want someone to join your group, or you do want a sponsor and then the ask becomes so much easier.
What I'm, what I'm, I'll just want you back for a second, Jared, because what I'm hearing about the sandbagging and as well as how you grew the fashion was literally having a direct line to the market validation feedback in a continuous loop.
Cause you're like, okay, I can't close these accounts now, but when I get up to this level, I can put all these to the side.
I know what it's going to take, what the size is, when I'm going to have the territory, I'll go back to them then and make them deals, which is what we talk about.

Without a doubt with that, but even more so with the fashion, because I, for the first lesson is I did something different.

And what was cool about these brands that hadn't been heard of, they were a lot easier to build relationships with, right? Like, oh, you want to shoot a fashion shoot with my stuff? Borrow it.

And I just told all of the major, I blasted all of the major magazine editors that we were throwing this party lied about who was going to be there.

So I had relationships with... all different people in that ecosystem in fashion, from the photographers to the models, to the brands, to other indie magazines, to everybody to get that.
Has that, has that always kind of been your approach? Jared is like very much relationship, first looking for win-wins and then, you know, maybe eventually you do need someone to send you some tequila or you do want someone to join your group, or you do want a sponsor and then the ask becomes so much easier.
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