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And when your customers demand free shipping or when return costs add up a promising business can be put into jeopardy pretty quickly. Zak Normandin, Dirty Lemon’s founder said cost per action on Facebook increased by a factor of three between 2017 and 2018. Softbank announced it would invest $240 million in Brandless in 2018.
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