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People argue about which store is cheapest based on feel. Here's what running 22 household items through Popgot actually returned. Costco wins clearly: Paper towels, trash bags, laundry detergent, dish pods, olive oil, coffee, most vitamins. The gap is large enough that the membership fee pays back fast on these categories alone. Walmart wins or comes close: Store-brand canned goods, condiments, several cleaning sprays, pasta, cereal. Great Value on some cleaning products specifically beats Kirkland per oz. Amazon beats both: Supplements, personal care products, certain non-perishables at specific Subscribe and Save quantities. The conclusion isn't "pick one store." I...

I am British, 20 years old currently pursing a radiography degree I am not passionate about. I have about 30 grand in savings and have a decent supplemental income. Is it a good idea to drop out of uni to try and create a food product? I have a specific healthy food product idea in mind that I would eventually want to be sold in supermarkets and online. No physical stores. I think I have identified a good gap in the market for this product. I think this would appeal to people who care about eating well, aswell as the general public who don’t care. I understand this is a risk, and I would be leaving a degree than would provide a relatively stable career for entrepreneurship. But I have AD...

Hey all, I come from an eCommerce ops background and kept seeing the same issue—brands getting traffic but not knowing *why* they’re not converting. Most tools either dump data or try to sell you something. So I built a simple AI audit tool that looks at your store and highlights: * where you might be losing conversions * gaps in your product pages / offer * basic UX and backend issues Nothing too complex—more of a quick diagnostic to point you in the right direction. 👉 [https://forfos.com/audit](https://forfos.com/audit) Still early, would love any feedback if you try it 👍

I am 20 years old currently pursing a radiography degree I am not passionate about. I have about 30 grand in savings and have a decent supplemental income. Is it a good idea to drop out of uni to try and create a food product? I have a specific healthy dessert food product idea in mind that I would eventually want to be sold in supermarkets and online. No physical stores. I think I have identified a good gap in the market for this product. This would appeal to people who care about eating well, aswell as the general public who don’t care. I understand this is a big risk, and I would be leaving a degree that would provide a relatively stable career for entrepreneurship. But I have ADHD, a...

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Hi everyone, I’m going to Shanghai in a few days. I’m looking for both trusted WeChat sellers and actual markets/stores for replica items. If anyone has reliable WeChat IDs, groups, or seller contacts, I’d really appreciate it. I’ll also be visiting markets in person, so if you know the best places in Shanghai for bags, shoes, clothes, or watches, please let me know. Any advice on bargaining or ordering things to my hotel would also help a lot. Thanks!

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# [Case Study] From a 0.83 ROAS to $96K/Month: How We Mastered Google Ads for a Struggling Apparel Brand **The "Apparel Trap"** We’ve all seen it. A clothing brand launches with a beautiful aesthetic, a great story, and a solid product line. They turn on Google Ads, expecting the "Magic Buy Button" to work, only to find themselves burning through cash with a conversion rate that looks like a flatline. Recently, we took over an account that was the definition of this struggle. They were sitting at a **0.83 ROAS**—essentially paying Google for the privilege of losing money. Worse, their Merchant Center was suspended, effectively cutting off their most important sales ...

So- my yearly review was done with my SM on 3/31 and ofc it’s the normal like chart for “what growth you wanna see, what skills you wanna develop, how you’re going to develop those skills” all that fun stuff. However this year is different as we have 2 big spots opening up at my store. Our current core KH leaves this summer, and our SUP leaves next summer (in about a years time) they’re currently training a different associate to take the KHs spot currently, and was hoping she’d be ready for SUP by the time they leave so I could be pushed into KH in a year. However- I’m truly questioning if I really want that. For context, I’ve been with BBW for almost 5 years- technically ...

**The Blueprint: How We Scaled a Clothing Brand to $96,000/Month Using Google Ads** Scaling a fashion label in today’s landscape is a battle of margins. Many founders come to us asking the same question: **how to increase sales for clothing business** models when the cost per click is rising and competition is everywhere? Recently, we managed an account that was the "perfect storm" of technical failures. They were stuck at a **0.83 ROAS** (losing money on every sale) and were facing a complete Merchant Center suspension. By implementing a strategic mix of **Adwords services for clothing**, we didn't just fix the account—we scaled it to **$96,000 in monthly revenue with a...

I have received my job offer and visa is on the way, so it's time to buy Thailand-appropriate clothes. Uniqlo came through with some excellent linen shirts and pants. They are light and seem to wick sweat nicely. They are relatively affordable. But I'm having a hard time finding shoes that I can afford. As a reference, I like Cole Hann and there's a CH store at the One Bangkok mall I was just at... but the shoes started at 8,000B and went up from there. I think I want to avoid western brands so what do you recommend for nice clean business casual shoes at about half this price?

Many believe that with the rise of AI, the gap between those using auto-generation platforms (like Lovable, Replit Agent, or v0) and those developing in a local environment has vanished. After all, if both deliver an APK/AAB in the end, isn't the result the same? The answer is a resounding no. We are witnessing the emergence of two distinct categories of software creation: 1. Surface Vibecoding (Total Abstraction) Here, the focus is 100% on the "vibe." The user describes the idea, and the platform spits out a finished binary. The Illusion: It feels like you are a full-stack developer, but you are actually a passenger. The Limit: If Gradle breaks, if there’s a native li...

**WHERE IT HOLDS** *By Stub Froth — April 4, 2026* The week didn’t break. It just stopped pretending everything was effortless. That’s usually how the shift starts — not with sirens, but with friction that wasn’t there last month showing up where things used to move clean. You don’t get an event. You get resistance. *“Stress doesn’t announce. It rewires how things move.” — Stub Froth* Oil didn’t just move — it settled into the level like it belonged there. No quick giveback, no relief rally, just pressure sitting while Brent holds firm with no urgency to test lower and everything downstream recalibrates whether it wants to or not. That matters. Because behavi...

I absolutely love the new kind of 2000s inspired collections Hollister has, but everytime I go to a store (different stores, different COUNTRIES) they literally never have any girls clothes in XS, S or even M. It's always just L or XL. That's so annoying to me because I can basically never get something. Can't they just stock up higher with smaller sizes if they know more people buy them?? I'm sure they would make more profit with that

I run a clothing store, in which I make the clothes myself to order (via DTF). This takes time, and is explicitly stated in my FAQ. Ever since I've started with Squarespace, they've given me non-stop hurdles to jump through in order to receive my payments. "Upload tracking numbers for your orders of the past month" (I had to come almost $600 out of pocket for this). "Upload banking statement to verify bank account" (I verified my bank account UPON SETTING UP MY PAYMENTS ACCOUNT.) All of this takes multiple days and sometimes even up to a week. While I understand protecting the customer, there comes a point where it just get ridiculous. I feel like I'm j...