Create Your Own Space With Justin Gignac

17 Jun 2013 · 1 min
1:01

In this monologue, Justin Gignac explains the origins and execution of his New York City Garbage Project. He describes how he collects discarded items at night or early morning when the city is at its dirtiest, a habit formed during a summer internship where a debate about package design sparked his idea to package something no one would want to buy. Lacking web development skills, he turned to Squarespace, appreciating its inventory tracking, automated customer emails, and quick setup, which allowed him to launch an online store for his curated garbage pieces. He notes his surprise at the strong enthusiasm customers show for purchasing these unconventional items, highlighting the unexpected market appeal of his artistic repurposing of waste.

Chapters

More from Sue

0:45
youtube.com

Squarespace AI Visibility

1mo ago
0:38
youtube.com

Selling on Webflow Requires a Higher Plan. Squarespace Doesn't

1mo ago
0:33
youtube.com

Squarespace Blueprint AI vs Webflow's AI Builder

1mo ago
0:35
youtube.com

Both Squarespace and Webflow Have Templates. Here's What Sets Squarespace Apart

2mo ago
0:35
youtube.com

Webflow Was Built for Developers. Squarespace Was Built for Everyone

2mo ago
0:44
youtube.com

Squarespace vs Webflow: The Price Difference That Actually Matters

2mo ago
0:36
youtube.com

How to Switch from Shopify to Squarespace

2mo ago
0:37
youtube.com

Squarespace vs Shopify: What's Included vs What's an Add-On

2mo ago
0:33
youtube.com

Squarespace vs Shopify: The Difference in Support

2mo ago
0:45
youtube.com

Squarespace vs Shopify: Which Has Better SEO Tools?

2mo ago
0:42
youtube.com

Squarespace vs Shopify Ecommerce: What's Actually Built In

2mo ago
See all content