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It is called “Soaped-box”, and it’s the world’s largest subscription box!

Currently, there are only 4 approved merchants selling on handsoaped.com, yet the CEO has already planned the largest subscription box of all time. Of course an individual can order the small soapedbox, and receive 14 1oz bars of the best selling recipes from 14 different makers, each and every month!

That will cost an individual just 19.99, and they will love each and every bar of soap!

However, there is a much larger option. The user can choose to go big, so to speak. The large box is targeted at boutique hotels with at least 100 rooms. Here they can automate their soaps and lotion ordering with one easy to use subscription box.

Your welcome hospitality industry!

Each large soapedbox contains the most popular recipe of every store on handsoaped.com. This means you are getting a huge “sample“ box, which drastically cuts the cost.

The hotel manager can easily choose their ammount per month, and they are off to the races!

This is actually quite game changing for young properties that are struggling to make ends meat in this pandemic climate. With Soapedbox, hotels are able to automate their shopping and save money while doing it.

Of course this is all pitching, because we only have 4 approved merchants. But go check it out!

Today we have launched our first medium article in the process to sue sites like Amazon and Redbubble, who profit without crediting the original artists of coutntless internet famous memes.

Yes, we are a marketplace of meme goods, but we are also fighting for royalties for our clients, who are the original memeists.

Help us take on these giant print-on-demand companies that are illegally profiting off of meme related material, every day.

I use to work there before I started my tech company.

Say hi to my friends over at limelighthealth.com

They are a startup built and started by health insurance brokers. If you are a startup with under 50 employees, go to the founders there. They all still hold their brokerages, and they are startup founders themselves. I can't speak for them, but I am sure they'll know how to help you make the best decisions for insuring your employees.

After-all, they get it.

Shoot, good question. I will find out :)

Yes, the right content is definitely the answer. If you are not delighting users, then you risk loosing valuable social currency with your entire audience. Then you are left with no value at all.

I would agree that "Adtech" has completely put digital advertising over a barrel. I mean just take a look at the first 8 articles that come up when you search "adtech" at hacker news: http://imgur.com/Cuizmxu Words like "cancer" is used to describe advertising.

Current Adtech is truly the scourge of the internet.

That is the problem we at Adjoy are trying to fix. Currently focused solely on video games, we will eventually broaden our focus. The reason we are focused on games is, we want to perfect ad-UX on a medium that was designed to be interactive. Ad-UX is just another word we have coined, because nobody is really rethinking digital advertising for interactive, mobile space. Why would a banner even exist in mobile? Banners literally represent an alien concept inside mobile- there is no DNA there. Interstitial ads that pop-up, marketing Tide Bleach... there is no worse experience.

It is time to press "restart".

I would absolutely love anyone's input, thanks!