Selling courses for millions – but angry customers, conflicts, and bankruptcies in Samuel Wennberg's wake

Samuel Wennberg looks into the camera, smiles wryly, and asks his thousands of followers if they want to "turn over 100,000 a day." If so, he has the solution. It's about following what he calls his "ingenious model" in e-commerce – a kind of unique and secret

Sammanhang: ...It was so large that it caused a significant financial blow. Despite this, the major theft was not discovered until the company was about to be sold. On Trustpilot, among other places, we also saw that many customers were angry and had written an unusually large number of reviews about undelivered goods from Kids One Store, and not just close to the bankruptcy. ...

Omnämnda platser: Sweden, Breakit, TikTok. Omnämnda personer: really wants, Carl lives, Samuel Wennberg.

From super profit to painful bankruptcy – now the Airinum-founder starts over with the same idea: "Eight years of hard work, sweat, and tears behind"

Alexander Hjertström answers from a living room in Australia, somewhere on the border between New South Wales and Queensland. He notes that if there's anything good about Sweden, it's the connectivity. The internet is shakier in other parts of the world.I

Sammanhang: ...Starting to send out emails and get sales up." He says that right from day one, they had a major focus on the cost side. "How can we optimize this operation? How can we ensure we can steer towards profitability. ...

Omnämnda platser: South Wales, USA, Queensland. Omnämnda personer: Alexander Hjertström, Isac Hjertström, Together with.