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The Founder's 90-Day Instagram Lab Kit
Two founders gave Matt completely opposite advice about whether ecom operators should build a personal brand. Rather than pick a side, the 90-Day Instagram Lab Kit gives you the frameworks to decide for yourself. It includes the £5M Decision Sheet (a 15-minute audit that returns a clear Build, Wait, or No-Go recommendation based on your revenue stage, hours, and paid-ads maturity), the Tea-Towel Test Worksheet (a variable-testing framework for finding what actually moves engagement without becoming obsessive), and the Founder Content Scorecard (ten yes/no questions to run any social-media advice through before you waste hours implementing it). Built for ecom founders under £5m.
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eCommerce Conversations with Jayden Clark
Jayden Clark, founder of Camper Nation, joins Matt Edmundson on The eCommerce Podcast to talk about the exit nobody sees from the outside. He built a high-ticket garden store in the evenings around his job at Sky, hit seven figures in year one, and sold two and a half years later for £500,000 — roughly half what he believes it was worth with another eighteen months of operations work behind it. The decision came during a 90-minute massage. He explains how a founder builds a brilliant demand engine and no operations, what the fund that bought him taught him during a six-month earn-out, and how Camper Nation now runs on lead magnets, ruthless 80/20 calls and a deliberate 0.3% conversion rate at a £2,000 average order value.