#3PL
Operators
If you can't say your new client onboarding process is smooth as butter, this
@NotionHQ
template is for you
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, this template is borne of 62 onboardings across four 3PLs, multiple stores, and plenty of pain
@thesarahyork
Smashing into the back of the building like the kool aid man and screaming “VENGENCE!!” over the intercom when I pick my son up from daycare is very appealing
@danlehnermusic
I’ll never find it but the one about the Young Jeezy song “put on” being what you listened to before a high school football game where you went out and lost by 72 points is the realest tweet of all time
@BarkyBoogz
Whoever invented those Klarna and Sezzle checkout programs is a genius. Buy something for $14 and pay it off in 4 monthly installments with no interest? Yes absolutely please
@sweatystartup
My parents did the same shit to me when I was little and I’ll never forget it
The success when we got on the plane was so sweet, I felt like it was all me😤
Impossible to overstate how awesome and kind
@JasonPanzer
is. Dropped into
@hexclad
HQ today and he made time to talk shop and show me around.
@winer_danny
is a fountain of knowledge, and I could listen to Brian talk ops for days.
Great companies are made of great people 🍳💪
@Molson_Hart
- offer to get them trained and certified to forklift. Small investment with huge returns. Bet you’re losing good possibilities because of that alone
- 10 days vacation is an immediate turn off
The rest is good. It’s a good job. Address the above and it’s a great job
For 3PL new client onboarding, I’m discovering that simplicity matters more than transparency.
Excited to roll out a new look for my onboarding experience
Well I just typed “ShipHero” into the Sonos app instead of “Shakira” so it might be time for the weekend
@weareshiphero
perhaps consider a partnership? “Ships don’t lie”
Wow - a lot of new followers recently (~5 humans, 57 p0rnbots), so here are the Noah spark notes:
- spent my 20s running a baseball program for 2 to 8 year olds, went from 35 kids to 1200 every 8 weeks. Did ops, created programming, ran classes, used scheduling software, fun fun
@BarkyBoogz
Sax makes a great sound and it just looks so cool. My dad played sax in a band called Big Daddy Sun and the Outer Planets (he was an outer planet) in the 80s
Can't make this up. Hours after my post praising Shiphero's Shopify connection, I get this message from a client.
We all love begging for more features, but let's not take for granted when something just WORKS. And Shiphero does.
I’m going to start an ecom brand and my website is going to have store hours. 9-5
Trying to shop at 5:01pm? Tough shit come back tomorrow
Holidays? Store closed
Weekends? No way
Lunch time? Gone fishin’
It’s called scarcity, you’re welcome
Just built my first
@zapier
zap automating an email using html in the body and maybe something is wrong with me because the end result was a ruuuusssssssshhhh!!! ⚡️ ⚡️ ⚡️
The COO of Good Company Ships was about to hop on a fuckin airplane with 2 units of a sku that someone at a trade show lost so the brand wouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to showcase their hero sku
On her day off
@stamps_miranda
is certified Good. We are all witness
@sweatystartup
This already exists (sort of)
Private companies offer “enrichment” services to daycares. They’re hard to get approved (opposition from the parents re: cost)
Space is almost always an issue as well. Coaches need to be really creative
Post a question in the
@LOSTFR8_
discord
20 minutes later get a call from
@lostisreed
himself with resources and support
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again - Reed is building something special. Get in. Tip of the (please advise) cap to you and what you’re building sir
Onboarding 3 brands this week, and nothing like a crunch of requests and complexities to validate my process
Anyone internally or brand facing can see all progress down to the step 💪
It works, and I am pleased
@Keally22
Did cs (and coached) for a company that taught 2-6 year olds how to play baseball. Had a dad write a sternly worded multi paragraph email that his kid “wasn’t progressing fast enough”. Sir your kid is 3