So, my son flunked Uni to start an online Headshop...
 

Beyond proud... :smokin

https://weedab.is/

Awesome looking shop :) Congrats on him!

He also coded my website: https://emjayconsultancy.com/

He's a full stack developer, whatever that is...

It means 2 things:

1. He´s the guy who can handle all kinds of complex things clients throw at his IT biz no matter what language or platform is required
2. He will never be unemployed

I suspect you can be pretty happy to have him on your side :)

Pretty? Very! He's my dealer:1orglaugh

That's a nice online shop, good luck to him with his new business :thumbsup

Weedy nice :) . . .

Is it all drop shipping or is his house a full on weed shop? :)

Great good luck to him!

The former, he cut a deal with a supplier of more than 10,000 products.

He has also launched something called Popcoin - a community driven deflationary DeFi token that provides monthly donations to a charity of the communities' choice and also aims to eventually support independent media projects such as films and games. The end goal is a crowdfunding platform which allows indie / solo media companies to fund their vision. This can be anything from short films, to animations or games.:thumbsup

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/popcointoken

Good looking site. Nice and clean.
Question for him. Are the vaping products still under development?. I looked at a few random things, from the main header menu, the search results came up empty. When I look from the main page, it's all good. Seems like he may have a dropdown menu issue.

He has closed it after spending £100 with no sales.

https://wellquo.com/wp-content/uploa...on-Success.jpg

The site looks nice! Great job.

I had this problem as well. When I searched from the drop down menu for CBD Products / CBD Oil, I get an empty page.

But if I go to the pic for CBD products on the main page, then use the 'Browse By' box and select CBD Oil, I get the full selection.

I thought most of the remaining head shops in town centres were now money laundering fronts a bit like all the phone shops the highstreets are now full of.