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In this episode, we share our favorite money saving websites and stores for looking stylish on the slopes. Moms it's time to update your ski season wardrobes!  We've done the research so you don't have to. Happy shopping. Resources:Sierra - www.sierra.com (used to be Sierra Trading Post)REI Outlet: www.REI.com/outletSki moms, you might want to consider becoming an REI member. Members get LOADS of benefits (including free tuning). When it comes to your purchases, Co-op profits go back to their source—members get 10% back annually on eligible purchases. (10% is typical but not guaranteed.) Member get extra coupons and savings too.  Right now  members get an extra 10% on trade-ins. Steep & Cheap: www.steepandcheap.com/Sideline Swap: https://sidelineswap.com Use our referral code - momtrends957 - to get $5.00 off your first purchase at SidelineSwap.ThredUp: www.thredup.comUniqlo: www.uniqlo.com/us/en/Rent the Runway: www.renttherunway.com/pdp/shop/ski_wear/productsMABEL'S LABELSUse Code SKIMOMS to save 15% off your order. Ski Swap season is here and we are scooping up deals. Smart ski moms know as soon as the new gear comes home it's time for a label. Ski equipment can look VERY similar on a rack, with Mabel's Labels, parents can easily identify their kids' belongings and prevent items from being lost or misplaced. FREE TICKETS TO SNOWBOUND BOSTON EXPOUse code: MOMTRENDS at checkout to get your FREE Earlybird Tickets to the Boston Snowbound Expo.November 3-5, at Boston Convention Center. 3-day expo Support the showKeep up with the Latest from the Ski Moms!Website: www.skimomsfun.comSki Moms Discount Page: https://skimomsfun.com/discountsSki Moms Ski Rental HomesJoin the 10,000+ Ski Moms Facebook GroupInstagram: https://instagram.com/skimomsfun Send us an email and let us know what guests and topics you'd like to hear next! Sarah@skimomsfun.comNicole@skimomsfun.com

Turning your unused sports gear into a profitable side hustle with SidelineSwap isn't just a dream - it's a reality within reach. With dedication, smart strategies, and excellent customer service, you can build a business that not only brings in extra income but also helps others find the sports gear they need at a price they can afford. So why wait? Start your SidelineSwap journey today!

In this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast Sean Ellis and Ethan Garr chat with Brendan Candon, Co-Founder and CEO of SidelineSwap, an online marketplace for sporting goods. “Recommerce” is becoming increasingly popular. Reusing, reselling, and recycling used items creates value for buyers and sellers, and the process of trading in and trading up can actually be kind of fun. Brendan and his team have leaned into this by making it easy for athletes, parents, and coaches to find new homes for gear that might otherwise languish in their closets or end up in landfills. Recently Brendan and his co-founders raised money through DSG Ventures (Dick’s Sporting Goods’ venture fund), and we learn how this strategic partnership has unlocked a unique growth channel. By bringing used gear to Sideline Swap Trade-in events, held at Dick’s Sporting Goods stores across the US, consumers can get paid instantly with gift cards, which they can then use to buy new gear in the store. Not only does this build inventory for the online marketplace, but it also introduces new audiences to the platform. It’s this kind of thinking that has helped SidelineSwap compete and grow in a world dominated by large incumbents like Craigslist and eBay. Brendan tells the story from the very beginning when the idea was born after he bought used lacrosse gear from a friend. He describes the constant work to learn and grow, and the grind and discipline it has taken to build the business into a top-100 marketplace according to Andreessen Horowitz. So jump into this week’s episode of The Breakout Growth Podcast and learn about the amazing growth journey of SidelineSwap. We discussed: * The SidelineSwap backstory: from personal pain point to top-100 marketplace (08:00) * Focusing on one sport first to win the hard side (11:38) * Trade-in events, a unique channel to power growth (27:03) * New opportunities and a win-win with DSG Ventures’ investment (35:04) *Re-commerce and the power of “being where the customers are” (45:53) And much, much, more . . .

As part of the ongoing Young Entrepreneur Series, DP & McGhee welcome Brendan Candon, CEO of SidelineSwap, an online platform for buying and selling sports equipment. Brendan takes us through lessons learned, the recent strategic investment by Dick's Sporting Goods, and advice for would-be entrepreneurs. Before talking to Candon, the co-hosts talk about the highs and (mostly) lows of the NBA All Star festivities, the first weekend of the re-launched XFL, the great atmosphere at the Genesis Invitational and the US Women's team performance in the SheBelieves Cup. Next week, DP heads out on the road, making Wait…What? a truly global media entity.

Welcome to Friday with Cirillo, the day where Paul rolled out one day after Cirillo got in his new seat. We are talking about new JD Power dependability rankings, Berkshire Hathaway selling off BYD shares, and Dick' Sporting Taking a play out of the automotive playbook.Lexus takes back the top spot for dependability, while Kia dropped to 3rd overall while maintaining their top spot with mass market brands. Most Dependable Model(s) - Tie1: Lexus RX1: Toyota C-HRCompact SUV1: Kia Sportage2: Buick Envision3: Jeep Cherokee“Infotainment technology continues to be a sticking point for many automakers, representing twice as many problems as the next largest category, vehicle exteriors.”“This year's study includes Tesla owner responses for the first time, with Tesla scoring 242 problems per 100 vehicles.” -Remain unranked due to Tesla restricting dataBerkshire Hathaway recently sold off a large portion of their shares in Chinese EV automaker BYD.Berkshire initially invested in BYD in 2008, purchasing 228 million shares for $232 million.“The sale on February 3 lowered Berkshire's holdings in BYD's issued H-shares to 11.87% from 12.26%, the filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday showed.”The sale accounts for $139 million in share valueWarren Buffett's company has now sold nearly 95 million of its original shares of Chinese electric carmaker.Dick's Sporting Goods is expanding on their new trade cycle management strategy by expanding their Trade In events to 19 states and 200 events in 2023.Athletes can exchange their used sports gear and receive DICK'S gift cards or have the option to donate to select local sports organizations. Items that do not qualify for trade-in can be donated or recycled responsibly.The average trade-in total was $88 and almost all attendees said they would be interested in reselling used gear at least once a year.Brendan Candon, CEO of SidelineSwap, said "Last year's trade-in events with DICK'S clearly showed that DICK'S athletes loved the convenience of trade-in events, and enjoyed being able to easily turn their used sports & outdoors gear into credit to spend at DICK'S."Get the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email Share your positive dealer stories: https://www.asotu.com/positivity ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

The Resale Edit: WeeklyEdition #3-This past week we saw the launch of three new brand resale platforms: Michael Kors, Marimekko, and PrettyLittleThing (PLT). Dicks Sporting Good expanded a local trade-in program, Amazon invested in Cashify, an Indian electronics trade-in marketplace, Trove reached 700 U.S. stores with trade-in technology and The Cut gave us a not-so-nice peak inside The Real Real.Michael Kors and Marimekko launched resale programs with beautiful splash pages, gorgeous photography, and activated with paid media budgets. The sites are powered by Recurate and Archive respectively. They follow the pattern that will likely define resale in 2022– low resource lift and high media exposure. As more brands offer resale, it will further accelerate the shift of branded resale from innovation to expectation.As Sourcing Journal writes these programs provide brands a low-lift way to launch resale by putting the work of listing, pricing and sell thru on the customer. Over the longer term these programs will require additional investment to go from marketing to business relevant. For example, as of August 30, Michael Kors had 74 items for sale, Marimekko 1,203: when shopping across 13 categories and half a dozen sizes on Marimekko it quickly becomes hard to shop.Trove shared a milestone of their Recommerce Operating System powering trade-in technology for 700 stores nationwide. Physical retail trade-in provides a tremendous advantage for brands making it easier for customers to bring back items, driving foot traffic, and cementing loyalty. This approach is a good example of the technology necessary to scale profitable resale for brands.Dicks Sporting Goods expanded local trade-in events with partner SidelineSwap. It's a no-brainer as stores fight to become community hubs. And, Amazon's 2% stake in Cashify, an Indian electronics trade-in marketplace is another early signal of the importance of electronics supply globally. I anticipate more shakers and change-makers to come over the next decade.Finally, The Cut exposed a “very real” look into The Real Real. The piece did its best to add a small dose of sugar with ‘but I can't stop shopping' however that is where the sugar high ends. The viewpoint is fairly accurate but in the broader context, early marketplaces such as The Real Real have been the innovators that have made resale of today mainstream. These marketplaces will face additional pressure as brands launch resale programs with lower customer acquisition costs, existing supply chains and store base.The So What?Resale is quickly becoming a customer expectation rather than innovation as more brands launch resale programs.Many brands are finding low lift ways to launch programs in the media. While these programs are a good start, they will require additional investment and technology to become meaningful to the business and customers.—----------------------------Week of August 30: Michael Kors Pre-Loved, a New Resale Marketplace, Launched FridayWomen's Wear Daily Looking to support the circular economy, Michael Kors launches a resale marketplace on PreLoved.MichaelKors.com. With this new marketplace, Michael Kors wants to re-invent the meaning of timeless luxury. Only Kors VIP members are able to sell previous products.How Michael Kors is Offering ‘Low-Lift' ResaleSourcing JournalMichael Kors PreLoved recommerce marketplace is an example of a brand managed peer to peer resale. It's relatively low resource as the VIP Micahel Kors members do most of the heavy lifting. VIP PreLoved members upload photos, set the asking price, write the descriptions and current conditions. MK just has to verify and approve submissions for accuracy.Heinz and thredUP Drop Vintage Drip Collection Celebrating the Iconic Ketchup Stain PR NewswireYou want a designer ketchup stain with that? Heinz Vintage Drip released it's first-of-its-kind fashion collection featuring 157 secondhand streetwear and designer piece. Each item with a unique HEINZ ketchup stain taking the stigma out of ketchup stains. In partnership with thredUp, Heinz will donate 100% of profits to Rise Against Hunger while also promoting fashion sustainability.DICK'S Sporting Goods Expands Resale Partnership with SidelineSwapPR NewswireUsed sports gear accounts for approximately $20 billion of unused items in a typical U.S. household. DICK'S Sporting Goods and SidelineSwap, the world's largest online recommerce for new and used sporting goods, are continuing their partnership to offer a variety of new trade-in events in seven states.PrettyLittleThing launches resale Partnership with Sideline SwapJust StyleIn response to customers wanting to sell their PrettyLittleThing garments that they no longer wear, PrettyLittleThing rolled out a community resale marketplace. Consumers can access resale items from their existing PrettyLittleThing orders making it efficient and easy to sale and upload products. PrettyLittleThing hopes to inspire customers to recycle garments using the three R's, re-selling, re-wearing, and re-using.The key fashion pieces right now? Clothes you'll want to still wear (or sell on) in five years' timeThe GuardianWith the rise of sustainable fashion, comes the emergence of a different fashion style, Timelessness. The most fashionable statement you can make is not giving into the fashion trends of the moment. Although pre-loved items aren't as transparent on an environemntal impact it's obvious that the most coveted look is one that will still be desired in five years.The RealReal Is a Total Mess, and I Can't Quit ItThe CutThe RealReal is a Real hot mess and what customers believed to be growing pains of a startup seems to only have gotten more chaotic since the company went public. It's more about quantity than value of products and employees have said they have felt overworked and underpaid. However, clients say they will still shop there because it's the only place with reasonable pricing.How And Why To Promote Resale in Your OrganizationForbesFounder and CEO of Rebag Charles Gorra shares how and why retailers and brands should adopt a circular business model. Vintage Gucci soars as hottest resale brand, demand increases 500%New York PostThe Real Real released it's annual report which declared Gucci the most sought after resale brand. Gucci is most likely to cash in higher when flipped along with Chanel, Prada, and Hermes. The Real Real saw a 44% increase in purchases and 5.3 million new site users this year.Marimekko Partners With Archive to Make Resale and Vintage PossibleForbesResale is going global, this week sought-after Finnish design-house joined the recommerce market powered by Archive. This new platform is inspired by the thought that timeless designs bring joy to consumers. For now Pre-loved Marimekko will only be available in Finland with plans to service other markets in the future.Amazon Exclusively Invests in Cashify, A Re-Commerce MarketplaceCashifyTechByteRe-Commerce is all the rage and Amazon has joined the race, by investing in the re-sale marketplace Cashify. Through the solution, smartphones, laptops, and all other electrical needs can be bought second hand directly from customers. Cashify works through a variety of retail and online channels that will only increase with Amazon's investment into the future of re-commerce.Resale Going Mainstream in Canada with Consumers Particularly Valuing Brand-Owned Resale: ReportRetail InsiderRecurate reports major takeaways concluded that 85% of shoppers would try a new brand if resale was offered, 75% of all participants said recommerce would increase their brand loyalty but third party marketplaces are their only option, and 72% of recommerce shoppers shop at least every two to three months participating in frequent fashion without fast fashion. Most shocking, 74% of people across all major markets, ages, genders and socioeconomic status shop recommerce.Beni Scours Internet for Best Price, Alternatives for Resale ShoppersWomen's Wear DailyMeet Beni, a woman-founded resale start-up. No, it's not another marketplace, but a free google chrome extension making secondhand shopping easier. With this extension you can see real time marketplace listings with 18 of Beni partners including: Nearly Newlywed, Rent the Runway, TheRealReal, and eBay to name a few. Beni hopes to get people in the habit of shopping more sustainably by the ease of the scrollable pop-up that appears on the desktop during online window shopping.

Today on Power the Journey, we have a former lacrosse player from College of the Holy Cross who is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of SidelineSwap. The leading online marketplace in sports. More than 1 million athletes have joined SidelineSwap since it launched in 2015, with roughly $100M worth of gear being sold through the platform. Andreessen Horowitz recently rated SidelineSwap the 14th fastest growing marketplace in the world, and 55th largest overall. He is an Entrepreneur that embodies the Athlete mindset of facing challenges and fighting to discover solutions. Introducing Brandan Candon. To Learn More Visit: https://wearegameplan.com/powerthejourney/

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Everyone has heard the news that Mike Sowers is heading to Duke. The biggest name to enter the transfer portal beyond Sowers is Yale's Jackson Morrill. A four-year starter with 220 points over his career, Morrill will be a big get for some lucky team. Teammate Lucas Cotler also entered the portal and is probably the highest rated midfielder. Kyle Gallagher (Fogo, Penn), Mike Adler (Goalie, St. Josephs) and Jack Rapine (Defense, Hopkins) are all in the portal as well amongst a bunch of other very recognizable names, many out of the Ivy. *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

It's not official, but it's kind of official, Michael Sowers has reportedly chosen Duke as his landing spot to play lacrosse in 2021 and it makes a lot of sense. Sowers as I've said over and over is the best player in college lacrosse right now and Duke is now instantly a legit contender again. Michael Sowers is that good and now every time Duke takes the lacrosse field, they will do so knowing they have the best player on the field no matter who the foe. Other big news, Johns Hopkins has hired Cornell Head Coach Peter Milliman to be the new boss of the Jays. Milliman went 28-10 in his 2.3 seasons as the head guy at Cornell, and this is now the second coach in a row that Hopkins has stolen from Cornell, as Petro was at Cornell when he was hired by Hopkins way back in the mid 90's. *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

Dave Pietramala and Johns Hopkins have agreed to part ways and Petro is out as the head coach for the Bluejays. A national search for a new head coach is now underway at Hopkins. Petro went 207-93 with 18 NCAA Tournament appearances between 2002 and 2019. He won titles in 2005 and 2007. It's a sad day for all of us lacrosse fans, even those that had been calling for his head the last 4 or 5 seasons. Pietramala wasn't just the best defender to every play the game, he has also been one of the best coaches in the sport, ever. The guy is an absolute legend and I wish him the best of luck with whatever he decides to do next. *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

Michael Sowers has entered the NCAA lacrosse transfer portal because Princeton & Yale decide no redshirts for withdrawing from the spring semester, which means, no Michael Sowers at Princeton next season. So there is now a very good chance we get to see Michael Sowers play out his senior year SOMEWHERE ELSE. What a crazy world we live in. Exciting news as we could potentially see some of the Yale guys, like TD or Morrill transfer as well. But beyond that, I'll talk a little bit about how nice it has been seeing people "get back to work" in the sense that there is less crying over the spilled milk, and a lot more videos and posts about getting back to training and improving as players, coaches and humans. We can beat this thing together *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In this weeks LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast (#95) we are going to play our first ever Lacrosse Trivia to help you all keep the quarantine boredom at bay. In this episode I ask the questions... (1) Who was the first 2-time Tewaaraton Award winner? (2) How many national titles has Bill Tierney won? (3) Who lead the nation (D1) in points per game in 2018? *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

I got the chance to sit down with Syracuse senior midfielder and USILA All-American Jamie Trimboli Friday night. We talk about how bad it sucks that COVID-19 merked the 2020 college lacrosse season, we talk about what it's been like getting a chance to play for the team he loved growing up, and he refuses to tell us which linemate he would pick to help him bury a dead body. *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

The college lacrosse season was ended by the coronavirus, aka COVID-19, and the NCAA ruled that all sping athletes will be getting redshirts. But what does that mean for incoming freshmen? For the seniors deciding to use them and the parents that have to pay for these kids to go to school? We'll talk about it in this 93rd episode of The LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast. *Our SidelineSwap Locker* https://sidelineswap.com/laxfactor *Lacrosse Reversibles For Sale* https://www.laxfactor.com/product-category/lacrosse-reversibles-pinnies/ *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In the 92nd LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast, we'll talk a bit about the corona virus and how it nuked our college lacrosse season and more. We'll talk about what's next for the LaxFactor Podcast moving forward without college lacrosse (the horror). We'll be using this extra time to get back into the retail and team apparel game. We'll also talk a bit about Rob Pannell choosing the PLL along with some of his MLL home boys and what that means moving forward for both the PLL and the MLL. *Our SidelineSwap Locker* https://sidelineswap.com/laxfactor *Lacrosse Reversibles For Sale* https://www.laxfactor.com/product-category/lacrosse-reversibles-pinnies/ *SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

Cornell handled their business at the face-off dot and the result was a 1-goal win over Penn State. Brown used a big day from Phil Goss in net as he made 16 saves and that was good enough to get Brown the win. Syracuse rode their first midfield line to a route of Johns Hopkins in the Orange's first road game of the year. Princeton proved they can win games even if Michael Sowers doesn't put up 8+ points. Duke's 1st midfield got demoted to 2nd midfield, and then went on to play their best game of the year in beating Loyola by 3 goals. Ohio State got a big win over Hofstra. Maryland road Wisnauskas's 8 point day to a 1 goal win over visiting Albany, and Tehoka Nanticoke has continued his tear with 5 goals in the Great Danes loss. Lot's of college lacrosse to talk about today and I'll get to all of it in a very long episode. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

A lot of college lacrosse games to touch on in this weeks preview show, including Penn State vs Cornell, Syracuse vs Hopkins, Duke vs Loyola, Denver vs Notre Dame, Rutgers vs Princeton and many more. Can Michael Sowers continue his points tear against Rutgers in this in-state rivalry game? Can Penn State merk Cornell at the face-off dot like Ohio State did? If so, they'll win big over the Big Red. If Cornell can half-way handle their f/o business, Jeff Teat and company can keep this game interesting. Syracuse and Hopkins hate each other, and Cuse hits the road to play at Homewood for the first time in 3 years or so. Will Joey Epstein be his normal self? If so, Hopkins can hang. If not, Cuse will run away with it thanks to too much midfield awesomeness. Tucker Dordevic, Brendan Curry and Jamie Trimboli are chomping at the bit to run the score up on Hop at Homewood. Nick Mellen could be back as well. And we'll set the vegas lines for the games we are most interested, all in this episode, so enjoy. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In this 87th episode of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast, we are going to recap Sunday's games including Cornell vs Ohio State, North Carolina vs Denver, Air Force vs Virginia and Furman vs Duke. Cornell dropped Ohio State 16-15 despite losing 30 face-offs to Justin Inacio. Jeff Teat put up 4 goals and 2 assists for Cornell and Tre Leclair went for 6 goals and 2 assists in the loss for OSU. North Carolina hit the road to face Denver and despite a 15-13 win that appeared close on paper, UNC had control of this game from start to finish and was never really threatened by Denver. Ethan Walker put up 5 goals for Denver and Justin Anderson went off for UNC tallying 5 goals and 2 assists. Virginia beat up on Air Force and Duke trashed Furman, so the ACC teams that played Sunday all handled their business as did Syracuse on Saturday. Notre Dame was the lone ACC team that lost this weekend. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In this weeks 86th LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast College Lacrosse Recaps Show, we are going to rip through Yale's loss to UMass, Penn State's OT win over rival Penn, Princeton's handling of Johns Hopkins and Notre Dame's loss to Maryland. Yale's goaltending killed them on the day and in the end is the big reason for this loss. UMass held Yale's known quantities down as well playing a great defensive game. Penn State needed help from almost everyone on their roster to squeak past Penn. Ament was quiet with just 2 goals and 2 helpers, and Mac O'Keefe played hero and netted the game winner in OT. Hopkins got owned by Michael Sowers and Princeton. Sowers put up 2 goals and 7 assists by the end of the first half, and the Tigers rolled the Jays from there. Maryland finally put a full four quarters together and the end result was a fairly lopsided victory over a very solid Notre Dame lacrosse team. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* ttps://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In this weeks 86th LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast College Lacrosse Recaps Show, we are going to rip through Yale's loss to UMass, Penn State's OT win over rival Penn, Princeton's handling of Johns Hopkins and Notre Dame's loss to Maryland. Yale's goaltending killed them on the day and in the end is the big reason for this loss. UMass held Yale's known quantities down as well playing a great defensive game. Penn State needed help from almost everyone on their roster to squeak past Penn. Ament was quiet with just 2 goals and 2 helpers, and Mac O'Keefe played hero and netted the game winner in OT. Hopkins got owned by Michael Sowers and Princeton. Sowers put up 2 goals and 7 assists by the end of the first half, and the Tigers rolled the Jays from there. Maryland finally put a full four quarters together and the end result was a fairly lopsided victory over a very solid Notre Dame lacrosse team. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

Hobart as expected came into the dome and gave Syracuse some trouble, but Syracuse used the 4th quarter to separate themselves from their longtime rival enroute to a 21-13 Orange win. Tucker Dordevic had his 2020 breakout game going for 5 goals with 2 helpers. Linemates Brendan Curry (5g, 1a) and Jamie Trimboli (2g, 2a) made sure the entire nation knows that this Cuse first midfield line is tops in the country as the trio put up 12 of Syracuse's 21 goals on the day. The Orange attack re-emerged as a threat with Chase Scanlan putting up 4 goals and an assist and Stephen Rehfuss contributed a goal and 2 assists in the big win. Eric Holden was very good for Hobart with 3 goals and 2 helpers on the day and Jason Knox went for 1 goal and 2 assists. Syracuse did a good job limiting Hobart's other known quantities holding Ryan Archer to just a goal and a dish. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

#20 Richmond gave #13 Duke all they could handle in Durham, but Duke was able to pull out a thrilling overtime victory over the pesky Spiders by a final score of 16-15. JT Giles-Harris was formidable on defense causing 4 turnovers while picking up 6 ground balls. On offense it was the Dyson Williams show with the freshman going for 7 goals off just 9 shots. JP Basile (1g, 4a) and Owen Caputo (3g, 1a) filled out the box score for Duke in the win. For Richmond, Tyler Shoults put up 3 goals and 3 helpers and Adrian Nash contributed a hatrick in the Richmond loss. Jack Rusbuldt's 11 saves were key in Richmond forcing overtime. He was outstanding over the first 20 minutes of the game, got a bit shaky around the middle, but finished strong. Duke's goaltending on the otherhand was a horror show. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In this 84th episode of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast we'll preview A LOT of games. We're going to talk about Richmond vs Duke and why I think the Blue Devils will pull this out by a margin. Hobart vs Syracuse promises to be a better game than most would assume. Villanova has played one of the toughest early schedules in the country and I don't think Delaware is ready for Nova. We'll also dive into Notre Dame vs Maryland, Johns Hopkins vs Princeton, Penn State vs Penn, Yale vs UMass, Cornell vs Ohio State, Air Force vs Virginia, North Carolina vs Denver and Harvard vs Albany. A lot of action and a lot to talk about. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 *Support the channel, buy some swag...* https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

In this 83rd LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast, we recap a bunch of college lacrosse games from this past weekend including Princeton vs Virginia, Yale vs Penn State, North Carolina vs Johns Hopkins and more. Michael Sowers totally smoked Virginia in Princeton's big win over the Cav's. I was surprised that Princeton pulled out the win, but not at all surprised that Mike Sowers went for 4 goals and 4 assists in the win. I actually picked Yale by 2 in my initial line before our group went with Penn State by 1.5. Penn State shot the ball poorly all game long. If Kneese didn't play as well as he did, Yale wins this game by 4 or 5. North Carolina's Chris Gray put on a shooting clinic vs Johns Hopkins in UNC's route of the Jays. Carolina's offensive supporting cast is deep, so watch out for North Carolina as the season goes on. We'll also talk about High Point vs Cornell, Ohio State vs Bucknell, Loyola's one-goal win over Rutgers and much more. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 Support the channel, buy some swag... https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

It was a great game at the Carrier Dome with #7 Army taking on #5 Syracuse and we saw Cuse pull out the tough 9-7 win thanks to a 5-goal effort from senior midfielder Jamie Trimboli. Drake Porter factored heavily in cage for Syracuse with 18 saves, and Jakob Phaup dominated the face-off dot winning 16 of 19 in the big win. Brendan Curry scored 2 goals and 2 assists on the day, and Tucker Dordevic and David Lipka each tallied a score. Trimboli is also credited with scoring the eventual game winner on his 5th goal of the game. In this episode we'll also talk about Loyola & Rutgers 1-goal game as well as Ohio State's road win over a solid Bucknell. *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 Support the channel, buy some swag... https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

Lots of college lacrosse action this weekend so in this 81st episode of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast we'll talk about Yale @ Penn State, Army @ Syracuse, Navy @ Maryland, Penn @ Duke, Princeton @ Virginia, Carolina @ Hopkins, Cornell @ Towson, Colgate @ Hobart, Lafayette @ Binghamton, Richmond @ Notre Dame and many more. ALL OF THE LINES... Penn State 1.5 over Yale Penn 1.5 over Duke Syracuse 2 over Army Carolina 3 over Hopkins Maryland 3.5 over Navy Notre Dame 3 over Richmond Lafayette 1 over Binghamton Virginia 3.5 over Princeton Cornell 4.5 over Towson Loyola 3.5 over Rutgers Ohio State 3.5 over Bucknell Colgate 5 over Hobart Hofstra 2.5 over Villanova Cornell 4.5 over High Point *Visit our sponsor, SidelineSwap* https://sidelineswap.com/?utm_source=laxfactor&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=laxfactor2020 Support the channel, buy some swag... https://www.laxfactor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

On today's show we'll talk about a few techniques you and I can use to flip bicycles as a side hustle. https://Letgo.com https://OfferUp.com https://SidelineSwap.com https://GearTrade.com

Josh sits down with SidelineSwap founding team member Kevin Guiltinan. SidelineSwap is a Peer to peer marketplace for sporting goods, connecting athletes all over the world to buy and sell equipment online. SidelineSwap, founding team member Brendan Candon and Anthony Piazza have been longtime athletes so, it's safe to say they've gone through their fair share of gear. After finishing up his collegiate athletic career and hunger for new gear Candon found himself bogged down by the cost of new sports equipment and decided to give Piazza a call to see if he had any second hand gear to spare. It was that transaction that helped spark the idea of SidelineSwap. Since that fateful day, this Boston-based company has exploded gaining with more and more users joining up. Tune in to find out how the SidelineSwap team built up their company and what's on the horizon for this bustling business.

On Episode 36 of the Dark Horse Podcast, Dani is joined by Brendan Candon, Co-Founder and CEO of SidelineSwap, a digital marketplace for athletes to buy and sell their used sporting equipment. Co-hosting is Jordan Raybould, host of the Anxiety Now Podcast. Before you ask, yes, the question of whether people think it's gross to buy someone else's athletic gear is asked (and you'll be surprised at Brendan's answer).

CEO of SidelineSwap, an online marketplace for used sports gear and equipment, dishes on the market and whether it steps on the toes of traditional, full-line retailers.

Brendan Candon. He’s the co-founder and CEO of SidelineSwap, an online marketplace for athletes to buy and sell their sports gear. The company has over 100K users, participated in 500 startups and has raised $1.5M in venture funding. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Leaders Eat Last What CEO do you follow? – Jack Ma Favorite online tool? — Slack and Appear How many hours of sleep do you get?— 6-7 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – Brendan wished he could have been more active in entrepreneurship while in school Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:20 – Nathan introduces Brendan to the show 01:43 – Brendan was in Episode 359 of The Top 02:33 – Brendan believes that SidelineSwap will make $5-6M in sales by the end of 2017 02:43 – SidelineSwap just launched their iOs app 03:28 – SidelineSwap is where athletes list their items for free 03:35 – You can list any new or used sports equipment 03:43 – SidelineSwap takes a 12% cut 03:49 – Their top KPI is gross merchandise volume 03:53 – They look at the number of sales they drive to the platform 04:51 – SidelineSwap currently has 15K sellers and around 23K buyers 05:22 – There are 2 sides of a marketplace: 05:30 – SidelineSwap gets supplies from the sellers which drive traffic 05:35 – There should be a balance between supply and demand 05:45 – SidelineSwap started by their search to see how many people had sports gear lying around 05:58 – They went to former college athletes, professionals and others in the industry 06:35 – They got some highly desirable gear from former known athletes 06:39 – SidelineSwap started with social media to drive traffic to the website 06:45 – They now have around 70K Instagram and Facebook followers 07:34 – SidelineSwap has marketing ads highlighting some gear that can be considered collector’s items 08:25 – Total transaction volume since the launch of SidelineSwap is around $3.5M 08:35 – 70% happened in just the first 6 months 08:57 – Brendan thinks that getting the right supplies affects their growth significantly 09:08 – SidelineSwap also educates the buyers on the items that they’re getting 09:30 – SidelineSwap tries to avoid jockstraps 09:43 – There are also different accessories that target the younger buyers 10:28 – eBay started in a similar way as SidelineSwap 11:00 – “We want to be the resource for every sports family” 11:21 – SidelineSwap wants to build the best possible shopping experience 11:45 – Average order value is $80 11:56 – SidelineSwap focuses on the number of gear listed 12:23 – In May, there were 3K buyers and 1500 sellers 12:48 – SidelineSwap has recently $1.5M in summer 12:56 – Total will be around $3.5 including a current negotiation 13:23 – Brendan shares how he pitched SidelineSwap as a marketplace 13:45 – Brendan believes there will be a sporting goods marketplace 14:19 – SidelineSwap is currently growing 30%, month over month 14:43 – Current team size is 10, some are in Boston and some are in New York 17:10 – The Famous Five 3 Key Points: There will be a marketplace for sports equipment in the near future. For every business, aim to achieve a balance with your supply and demand. Research where you can find the BEST resources for your supply—this will attract your target market. Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences GetLatka - Database of all B2B SaaS companies who have been on my show including their revenue, CAC, churn, ARPU and more Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Hotjar – Nathan uses Hotjar to track what you’re doing on this site. He gets a video of each user visit like where they clicked and scrolled to make the site a better experience Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Brendan Candon and Anthony Piazza are the co-founders of SidelineSwap.com, a peer-to-peer online marketplace that has just added golf equipment to its inventory. Brendan and Anthony join the show to talk about their background in college athletics, what gave them the idea to build SidelineSwap.com, and what sets them apart from the competition. We also discuss the used sporting equipment landscape, where it's going, and why golf equipment does so well in this space. Read my review of SidelineSwap.com here.  

Brendan Candon, cofounder and CEO of SidelineSwap, a community market where athletes buy and sell their sports gear. Most of their users are middle school, high school, and college athletes selling online for the first time. They’ve got revenue and traction with gross sales running close to $2 million. Famous 5: Favorite Business Book? – High Output Management What CEO do you follow? — Kevin Plank, founder of Under Armour Favorite online tool? — Slack and Appear Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— 7 – 10 If you could let your 20 year old self know one thing, what would it be? —“Be sure, with whatever you’re doing, that you can do it for five years.” Time Stamped Show Notes: 02:22 – Nathan introduces Brendan 01:40 – SidelineSwap makes it easy for athletes to buy and sell sports gear. 02:25 – SidelineSwap was launched in 2012, and really took off in 2015 03:22 – The company takes 12 percent from the seller to make money. 04:33 – They didn’t make any money for the first couple years, but in 2015 they did $400000 in sales. 05:04 – They are now on track to do $2 million in sales 05:25 – The site is transactional and social. 06:15 – Average order value is $75 before shipping 06:30 – They have been growing about 15 percent each month, but they started growing by 50 percent 07:15 – Users are accustomed to the conditions of used sports gear, and it’s a smart route for parents. 08:30 – The site is for usable gear, but we also get gear sold for charity or signed gear. 09:47 – Instagram is their main account, and they have separate accounts for different sports. 10:34 – They get new followers by finding great content that kids enjoy. 11:39 – Their goal is to be the marketplace for athletes. 12:50 – Follow Brendan personally on Twitter @brendancanden or contact him through email at sidelineswap.com 15:18 – Nathan does the famous five 3 Key Points: Be sure to look ahead for the next five years with your business. Up your Instagram followers by finding great content for your audience. Start a business that fills a niche, like SidelineSwap, which is an online marketplace specifically for athletes. Resources Mentioned: Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for cheapest price possible. Freshbooks - The site Nathan uses to manage his invoices and accounts. Leadpages – The drag and drop tool Nathan uses to quickly create his webinar landing pages which convert at 35%+ Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he's driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5 hour drive) to listen to audio books. Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives