Shopify Snapchat Takeover

The Common Thread | Shopify Snapchat Takeover

Last week, we were proud to take over Shopify’s Snapchat and give the world a quick peek into daily life at Common Thread Collective (mostly some basketball, mixed with a bit of work ;)).

Missed the fun? Check out the video below to catch up on what it’s like to spend a day with the Common Thread Collective Team!

WATCH THE TAKEOVER

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We started this agency because we hated agencies… We began as entrepreneurs who lived on the brand side working every day to build and grow our own businesses. We worked with multiple agencies, all of whom were really talented, but every time there was this constant conflict. Our interest never seemed to be aligned. They were billing hourly and we wanted things done as quickly as possibly. There were constant debates about time. It became such a strain that the relationship would always deteriorate. After this experience we committed to establishing an agency model that removed that strain and better aligned the interests of the agency and client. We ditched the “digital marketing” title and decided instead to focus on SALES.

E-Commerce is very simple:

VISITORS X CONVERSION RATE X AVERAGE ORDER VALUE = REVENUE

Everything we do revolves around our ability to increase the variables in this formula.

We don’t know healthcare or payments processing or real estate but we do know the active lifestyle consumer good space better than anyone. Our company is founded by athletes and entrepreneurs who have the rare vantage point of understanding the locker room and the board room. So we work where we have always played, and we are committed to focusing only on the things we know best.

Find Common Thread here:

Website: http://commonthreadco.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/commonthreadco
Twitter: http://twitter.com/commnthreadco
Instagram: http://instagram.com/commonthreadcollective

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