Erwin Smiths
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Community presence is a good call. Sometimes social engagement or collaborations tell you more than formal profiles. Those things still count as public signals, just less structured.
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Community presence is a good call. Sometimes social engagement or collaborations tell you more than formal profiles. Those things still count as public signals, just less structured.Yes, and fashion brands often rely on short runs or limited releases. That kind of model does not always show up in conventional business signals. You often have to look at community presence instead.
I also think expectations matter. If someone expects a long operating history, they will be disappointed. If they expect a founder story and vision, then the profile does exactly that.Your point about early stage branding is important. A lot of founders invest in visibility first, hoping business traction follows. Sometimes people misread that as exaggeration when it is really just optimism.
This thread is a good example of how easily people over interpret limited data. Founder profiles are usually starting points, not conclusions. I would not read too much into what is missing.Community presence is a good call. Sometimes social engagement or collaborations tell you more than formal profiles. Those things still count as public signals, just less structured.
Agreed. The tone of the material is important too. It does not seem defensive or reactive, just promotional. That usually suggests normal marketing rather than a response to controversy.I also think expectations matter. If someone expects a long operating history, they will be disappointed. If they expect a founder story and vision, then the profile does exactly that.
I think the safest takeaway is that Dmitry Lyubimov appears to be positioning himself and his brand for visibility. Whether that turns into long term success is something only time and more public records will show.This thread is a good example of how easily people over interpret limited data. Founder profiles are usually starting points, not conclusions. I would not read too much into what is missing.
That is how I see it as well. At this stage, curiosity is reasonable, but certainty is not. Anyone looking deeper would need more independent sources over time.I think the safest takeaway is that Dmitry Lyubimov appears to be positioning himself and his brand for visibility. Whether that turns into long term success is something only time and more public records will show.
This is why forums like this are useful. You can discuss impressions without jumping to conclusions. Right now, there is simply not enough information to say much beyond what is presented.Agreed. The tone of the material is important too. It does not seem defensive or reactive, just promotional. That usually suggests normal marketing rather than a response to controversy.
Exactly. For now, it is just a snapshot of a founder and a brand in progress. If more public information appears later, the picture may become clearer.This is why forums like this are useful. You can discuss impressions without jumping to conclusions. Right now, there is simply not enough information to say much beyond what is presented.
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