0:31

In this Polish‑language YouTube discussion Oskar Lipiński and his co‑host analyse how their children’s fashion e‑commerce business reached just over 4.5 million PLN net revenue in a year, growing 31 % YoY, without relying on heavy discounting or flash sales. They critique the illusion that Instagram automatically generates massive sales, arguing that fashion brands need time and a clear value proposition. The speakers explain that they have shifted away from promotions, building a brand where customers recognise the product’s worth. They highlight their ability to react quickly to changing customer needs as both a vulnerability and a strength. Historically the company relied heavily on a B2B channel – about 70 partner stores – but that network has since been reduced, prompting a strategic move toward a more direct‑to‑consumer model. Throughout the conversation they challenge the notion that e‑commerce owners or designers are infallible, emphasizing data‑driven decisions over intuition.

Chapters

More from Oskar

1:10:47
youtube.com

Jeśli prowadzisz sklep online, koniecznie obejrzyj to.

1d ago
1:53
youtube.com

Ktoś już zarabia na Twoim produkcie. | EcomScale Challenge # #ecommerce

1d ago
0:52
youtube.com

Kupuje za 600 zł, ale 10 zł za dostawę go blokuje?

3d ago
1:05
youtube.com

Wydał miliard na reklamy i mówi jak liczyć marżę | Paweł Lewkowicz Shoper

5d ago
1:19:24
youtube.com

⁠Performance marketing w e-commerce 2026. Lekcje z budżetu 1 mld zł | Paweł Lewkowicz | Shoper

5d ago
0:27
youtube.com

Jak wyskalować sklep do 5,5 mln zł obrotu? #dropshipping #ecommerce

1w ago
0:47
youtube.com

20-latkowie robią 420k miesięcznie, ale nie mają strategii? EcomScale Challenge #2

1w ago
1:51:48
youtube.com

23 i 25 lat. 5,5mln zł rocznie. Jak zbudowali dropshipping od zera? | EcomScale Challenge #2

1w ago
0:52
youtube.com

Tytuł filmu: 99% marek traci marżę przy skalowaniu? Jak to naprawić?

2w ago
1:02:25
youtube.com

Jak utrzymać rentowność skalując e-commerce? (cały system 2026)

2w ago
1:10
youtube.com

To 1 pytanie ucina chaos decyzyjny w e-commerce.

3w ago
See all content