Poppy

Poppy

2 Apr 2015
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Poppy, from Quirky out of New York, caught my eye because once upon a time I was COO of a start up that tried to do some of the same things in the pet industry before we had a lot of technology that is ingrained into our daily lives today… Besides some awesome product concepts – Poppy’s site is smooth and flows beautifully. With the three products, it’s trying to hit three really unique markets – chic mom – dog owners who treat their dogs as their children – and hipsters that NEED the perfect pour-over coffee. So the site has to be smooth to appeal to these three groups – I think Quirky accomplishes this.

Poppy, from Quirky out of New York, caught my eye because once upon a time I was COO of a start up that tried to do some of the same things in the pet industry before we had a lot of technology that is ingrained into our daily lives today… Besides some awesome product concepts – Poppy’s site is smooth and flows beautifully. With the three products, it’s trying to hit three really unique markets – chic mom – dog owners who treat their dogs as their children – and hipsters that NEED the perfect pour-over coffee. So the site has to be smooth to appeal to these three groups – I think Quirky accomplishes this.

Kinsta

2 Comments

  1. Chic Dad
    Chic Dad on April 2, 2015 at 3:48 PM

    Not chic dads?

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