Hey, Product Hunt! Hailey here — part of the team that made the Business in a Backpack. We believe entrepreneurship is an opportunity for everyone. We also know one of the hardest things about becoming an entrepreneur is knowing where to start. That’s why we developed our newest product, Business in a Backpack. Designed to give early-stage entrepreneurs the tools, skills, and knowledge to start their own business. Business in a Backpack includes: - A Shopify-branded backpack - Business Blueprint - A 40-page business starter guide full of engaging exercises, instructions, and insights to help anyone bring their ideas to life. It’s filled with helpful examples and actionable tips to take early-stage entrepreneurs from ideation to execution, and beyond. - Exclusive offers from Printful and TikTok - A 14-day Shopify free trial - Shopify-branded Dingbats notebook, pencil, stainless steel water bottle, and more! To celebrate the launch, we’re giving away up to $1M worth of Business in a Backpacks on Black Friday. Each Business in a Backpack is valued at $299 USD. We’re giving away the first $1M in inventory before putting them on sale for $99 USD. Backpacks are available on a first-come, first-served basis - on www.shopify.supply, with free shipping to the USA and Canada. If you’re in another region, we encourage you to subscribe to our mailing list for updates. If you have any feedback or questions, feel free to comment here. Thank you @robjama for hunting!

Woah! That was fast. We blew through the first $1M in inventory already.🤯 The giveaway is over. We have restocked and you can now purchase for $99. (Value $299 USD).

It's always good to have a handy briefcase or suitcase with you. This product looks both stylish and minimalistic. I want to come up with something similar for the employees of my department in the company, but I have too little money. It is unlikely that our company will sponsor such a strange but creative project as unique suitcases for all company employees. Although often, the company's funds go to an incomprehensible industry. Sometimes I think that our director is improperly using the company's funds. Should I apply on https://ndandp.co.uk/insolvency-... / for advice?