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Grom launches 100 phone case designs on Walmart.com
“Customers on Walmart.com have access to a hundred different designs for six to eight different smartphone models.”
Vincent Vanderpool Jan 21, 2016 ▶ 2:33 Secret Art of Getting Your Product Into Walmart with Vincent van de Poll of GROM
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Sourcing case bases from Asia cut Grom's costs by 80%
“So the protective part comes from Asia, which has reduced our cost price with about 80%.”
Vincent Vanderpool Jan 21, 2016 ▶ 5:00 Secret Art of Getting Your Product Into Walmart with Vincent van de Poll of GROM
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Van de Poll: Grom's Product Margins Range Between 40% and 60%
“And then, you know, we have our cost price of the bumper, we have our cost price of three D printing, packaging, and fulfillment, and other stuff. And our margins typically range between 40 and 60%.”
Vincent Vanderpool Jan 21, 2016 ▶ 7:11 Secret Art of Getting Your Product Into Walmart with Vincent van de Poll of GROM
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Van de Poll projects Grom to hit $2M-$2.2M revenue in 18 months
“Yeah, and that should take us to a revenue between two and 2.2 million within 18 months.”
Vincent Vanderpool Jan 21, 2016 ▶ 10:28 Secret Art of Getting Your Product Into Walmart with Vincent van de Poll of GROM
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