Catapulting young companies to soar high (and avoid splatting)
Three plus years into it, Daily Grommet has become the leading place to launch a product (and often a company) in the USA.
Delivering numbers (which boils down to customers) matters a lot. Every company hits the same wall when it comes to taking their better mousetrap to a larger stage: it is really, really hard to find the thousands of customers these products need to survive. The number one reason new products fail is not the product at all–it is failure to reach a big enough market before the cash runs out.
After working with over 800 enterprises we can help so many of our partners avoid pitfalls and attain success much faster than they would by working in isolation. In the process, we can help them avoid a terrible “splat” they may not see coming (capital crunches, beating back knock-offs, negotiating with the big guns of retail, creating profitable margin structures, avoiding supply chain issues).
Daily Grommet stands out because we really do it with heart. This recent note from one of our partners pretty much says it all:
Check out Monica Burke’s awesome lamps here. (I gave five as Christmas gifts last month.) Monica’s enthusiasm about Grommet is partly a reaction to our advising her very concretely on how to structure her company for meaningful scale and profitability.
But back to the numbers, here they are, as told by our study of our Grommet partners:
Here is some other new data about our email list, that contributes directly to the success above.
Jules Pieri 
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