You Know, It's Not the Fire, Its Not the Fire, Is It?

If you can't go door to door and sell your product, don't be astonished when you can't trick a bunch of people on the internet to buy it. There's an old itis saying that is where it ends, where it begins. Like if your product isn't good enough, or your service isn't goodenough to get people to want to use it, then you're dead already. The business is built on the back of short hacks, where you had really good marketers that could sell fish oil, ultimately die. Look at caspar. Now, i think that's a great example of, we've seen so many brands come and go. But there's a few brands