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The 8/10 Filter
Your list isn't full of bad ideas. That's the problem. Every item on it passed the same test, which is "will this move the needle?", and that question says yes to everything worth writing down. The 8/10 Filter adds the question that actually decides, which is whether you can be a consistent 8 out of 10 at something in week nine, when the novelty has gone and nobody is clapping. Four steps on two printable pages, plus the Drop, Delegate or Systematise diagnostic for when an idea fails, the One Thing Selector for what survives, and three AI prompts to paste into Claude or SAM. One of them is an honesty check to run before you commit to anything publicly, which is the mistake Matt made on this podcast in May. Fifteen minutes with your ten oldest ideas and you'll cross most of them out.
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eCommerce Conversations with Cem Atik
Cem Atik took a client from $15m to $50m. Then they paid an outside firm 15k to tell them what was going wrong, and his reply was that they already had 100,000 customers who would have told them for free. Cem Atik, Co-Founder of Harucon Ventures in Dusseldorf, joins Matt Edmundson on The eCommerce Podcast to talk about the two mistakes that stall ecommerce growth between $2m and $10m, why a rising customer acquisition cost is not automatically bad news, why retention rather than paid marketing is where the profit actually sits, and the five metrics every operator should be able to recite from memory. He also explains the packaging change that took 25% out of one brand's costs, and the $250,000 he burned on a second business after his first one hit $7m.