I just picked up a new wholesale account with a company that's dropping Black Rifle Coffee for mine because its better (their words... probably mine too but I've only tried BRCC once). Best part is that I didn't cold call, follow leads, or do any follow up. They came to me. Their staff did my selling for me. I'm stoked😁 It's a level of business I've been trying to achieve for a while. A good product should be ubiquitous enough that there's no need to advertise & of a quality that consumers will go looking for it. Lots of steps to get there, but it's a good feeling when you do.

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That's awesome, congratulations. Do you ship?

Thanks! Yes, I do! My actual website is an unusable hot mess right now but I have a fallback:

oneandtencoffee.square.site

It's set up like a restaurant pickup site, but if you pick shipping then see menu it'll kick up my product list.

I also have a listing on shopstr if you want to pay in sats. And casual-sell through emailed invoices. I'm easy πŸ˜…

I will be bookmarking this for later πŸ‘€

Super big congrats to you. The no cold cold calling is also a big flex πŸ’ͺ

πŸ«‚ thanks! It's a relief really, I am good at it but I hate it πŸ˜‚

If you prefer sats, I can go that route. How does it work for mailing address?

Either way is fine by me. I can send you an ln invoice & you can dm the address. Whatever works best for you.

Black rifle coffee tastes terrible, they gave me a very bad customer experience, and I believe their "black rifle" association is only on the surface and likely are not on our team.

I can't say much. I know they got big fast because they had a hot chic with a gun in a video and a big starter budget. I try not to focus on 'the others' too much... big budgets dash little dreams if you obsess too much, y'know.