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The rise of Frankie Quiroz

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What started your eCommerce journey?

I didn’t grew up with a lot and I wanted a lot. I needed to create a life for myself and help my parents out financially. Entrepreneurship was the only option for me growing up. The only way I was going to help the people I cared about.

Do you think it is possible to scale a business using social media?

Yes, I think it’s the only way to build a brand in Today’s World. I look at it as a tool to tell your company or brands story. Social media is marketing at its best.

What made you choose the clothing industry?

I’ve loved Streetwear and fashion at such an early age. The first spark that initiated  the thought of one day owning a brand was through skateboarding. From there my passion only grew and I started to dab in my head into every other avenue of Streetwear. From music, graffiti, and b-boy dancing. I loved the culture and found the best way to represent it was through clothing.

How does it feel to have a network of over 30 million followers world wide?

If you use them in the right way, you can get a message out fairly quickly. We use our social network to promote new products and also engage with our fans. It’s the fastest way of communication.

What encouraged you to offer your knowledge to others across your Youtube Channel and Facebook groups?

Every entrepreneur needs a mentor. When I was on the come up, it was very hard to find information or an actual blueprint on how to build a clothing brand. It’s a blessing to be where I am today and the least I can do is help people climb to the top with me.   I don’t charge a dollar for the information I know and I am always an open book with struggling entrepreneurs, I understand the position they are in.

Any advice to others that want to pursue a similar career?

Yes, the industry you pick is everything. The difference between a 1 million dollar company and a 10 million dollar is the product you sell and who you sell it too. Make sure you pick the right product with deep pocket customers.

If you could go back in time would you change the way you did anything?

Drake the rapper has a really good verse where he says “sometimes I wish I can go back in time, not to change sh*t, but to relive sh*t twice.” I feel the exact same way. I have no regrets as everything I have done, the foot steps I took have led to where I am today. Thank god.

What can we expect from you in 2020?

My life will change the most in 2020. One being I will be married to my lovely fiancé hopefully in November if we land the venue. As far as business huge changes, we’re in talk with big distribution companies in Pakistan and China. We want to take Tuned in Tokyo and Drip Creationz to the next level, the best way to do that is to make sure we can provide the best quality products to our customers. Now working with big companies overseas will help the streamline, experience and overall quality of the brands.

Where can we keep up to date with your life?

I’m an open book, so it feels so good not to worry about my private life so much. I post on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Everything I do as far as social is a complete circle of what I would like to see on social media myself. So I hope I’ve been inspiring others to be authentic and pursue who they want to one day be.

Mudassar Hassan brings 8 years of experience in helping grass roots, mid-sized organizations and large institutions strengthen their management and resource generating capacities and effectively plan for the future. He is also a mentor and professional advisor to artists working in all disciplines. He is also the gold medalist from Abbottabad University of Science and Technology in the Bachelors of Sciences of Computer Science and recently Graduated from the University of Bolton with Masters in International Management.