I've posted here and here with links to podcast interviews with folks engaged in the finance side of crowdfunding. But what about the distribution side? After all, regardless of where a business gets the money it needs to operate, ultimately it needs to sell stuff (at least if it's in the manufacturing line). But shoe-string start-ups like businesses that finance through crowdfunding generally don't have the necessary distribution skills.
In steps Outgrow.me; you can read an article about it in The Economist here. As the article puts it, "Just a few months after launching, Mr. Fellig and a partner opened a warehouse in Brooklyn. A few employees and some temporary staff help send out orders containing dozens of different products."
Seems like a great idea. Wonder where Fellig got Outgrow.me's money?
In steps Outgrow.me; you can read an article about it in The Economist here. As the article puts it, "Just a few months after launching, Mr. Fellig and a partner opened a warehouse in Brooklyn. A few employees and some temporary staff help send out orders containing dozens of different products."
Seems like a great idea. Wonder where Fellig got Outgrow.me's money?
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