Cannabis: Making Serious GreenThank you so much for your patience! We’re back after a relatively long hiatus (apologies) and this week I will be exploring legalised…Apr 11, 2021Apr 11, 2021
The ‘Firm’: Surprisingly profitableIn the past week, it was revealed to us that the British Monarchy a.k.a the Royal Family, can also be referred to as ‘the firm’ or ‘the…Mar 14, 2021Mar 14, 2021
OnlyFans: the most profitable company we’ve ever seenWith over 90 million registered users and over one million creators, OnlyFans has become one of the most talked-about content companies…Feb 28, 2021Feb 28, 2021
Influencer unit economics: how you can make moneyIn 2020, brands spent $8bn paying influencers for marking. With the pandemic continuing and our social media usage sky-rocketing, brands…Feb 21, 2021Feb 21, 2021
Tinder — the real value of a hookupWe’ve all done it. The download, the instant high when you get a match, and the inevitable self-loathing and app deletion that follows a…Feb 15, 2021Feb 15, 2021
Amazon — A visible MonopolyWhile most of us (people/companies) are still feeling the effects of this ongoing pandemic; Amazon is literally in a band-emic (bands the…Feb 7, 2021Feb 7, 2021
Robinhood: no such thing as a free lunchIf you hadn’t heard of Robinhood (the company, not the fairy tale character) prior to this week, you probably have now. This week, it…Jan 31, 2021Jan 31, 2021
Selfridges: A masterclass in brick and mortarSelfridges seems to keep weathering the storm in an age where people are fleeing from brick and mortar retail. The company continues to…Jan 24, 2021Jan 24, 2021
Wondery — the economics behind podcastingThe stats show that podcasting has become one of the fastest-growing content mediums out there and I’m willing to assert that audio will…Jan 17, 20211Jan 17, 20211
