Listed 2 December 2014 · Toronto · Canada

Framestr.

A Toronto platform that paid ordinary people a commission for sharing products and embedding mini-stores on their own websites.

Marketing and salesCommerce and marketplaces

Timeline

  1. On record

    A Framestr press release from Toronto, naming Chris Porteous, Jordan Whelan and Geoff Christou, described the social commerce platform as operating fee-free in 15+ countries with vendor-set commissions of about 5 to 15 percent.

    On record · Announced
    prweb.com
  2. Listed on Stompstart

    “Affiliate marketing, simplified! Earn money with only a few simple clicks.”

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As listed on Stompstart

Framestr share dialog with social buttons, email field and embed code beside a $4.95 product card.
The image uploaded with the original Stompstart listing on 2 December 2014.

Listed 2 December 2014 · page saved 16 March 2015 · Public

“Affiliate marketing, simplified! Earn money with only a few simple clicks.”

Provide an overview of your company: Framestr is an e-commerce platform that allows users to share products with their social circle and earn a cash commission if a sale is made from their unique link. Products can be shared via traditional routes such as social media or via embedding mini-stores on the millions of websites worldwide. What is the product: Framestr is an e-commerce hub on which vendors can create a store and offer a financial incentive to any individual worldwide to spread their products among their own friends and family. This allows for low-cost, high impact word of mouth promotion. What does it help the customer do?: It helps small businesses create brand ambassadors for their products as well as create an infinite number of points of sale through its the distribution of mini-stores worldwide. What pain are you solving: New Businesses often lack the technical acumen and capital to promote their products against competitors in the space. Framestr creates a "David v. Goliath" scenario in which businesses reach potential buyers on merit.

Topics
Ecommerce, Social networks
Location
Toronto · Canada
framestr.com ↗youtube.com/watch ↗facebook.com/framestr ↗twitter.com/Framestr ↗linkedin.com/company/framestr-inc- ↗

In our words: The December 2014 listing described Framestr as an e-commerce hub where vendors opened stores and offered cash commissions to anyone who shared their products through a unique link or an embedded mini-store. It pitched this as cheap word-of-mouth promotion for small businesses.

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Sources

  1. prweb.com
  2. xtramagazine.com
  3. ca.linkedin.com
  4. featuredcustomers.com
  5. lifehack.org
  6. framestr.com
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