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Moving on to the next phase of Keebio
Danny, founder of Keebio, writes about the ups and downs of running a keyboard shop.
Published November 5, 2021
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About 3 and a half years ago, Danny decided to start an online store (Keebio) as an experiment to see how it would go. He had been into the mechanical keyboards hobby for about a year at that point and had already gone into doing custom builds and handwired boards.
In this last part of his rare, biannual/triannual series of posts he gives us an invaluable insight into the many aspects of running a shop.
Obligatory reading for all the wannabe store owners:
https://medium.com/@keebio/moving-on-to-the-next-phase-of-keebio-and-career-a0ce1cef420
Published on Fri 5th Nov 2021. Featured in KBD #51 (source).
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