Parker’s Post

Parker's rolling credit terms can transform your ecom business's cash flow overnight. But it's a hard concept to explain... Here's how I would explain it to an 8-year-old: 1. Imagine you run an online store Every year, you need to stock up on products and spend money on ads for the biggest sale of the year — Black Friday. 2. Regular credit cards are okay With a regular credit card, if you spend a lot of money on November 26th (Black Friday), you'd have to pay it all back by December 1st. That's only a few days later! This is really tough because you've just spent all this money on products and ads, but you haven't had time to receive payments from your customers yet. 3. Parker's card smooths out repayment If you spend money on November 26th for Black Friday, payment is due 45 days later, not the standard 30. This gives you plenty of time to sell your products during the holiday season and collect payments from customers before you have to pay your credit card bill. 4. It works like this every day This 45-day period applies to everything you buy, every single day. If you spend more on November 27th, you don't have to pay for that until January 11th, and so on. --- What this means for e-commerce brands Rolling terms help you keep more money in your bank account. This extra cash flow lets you buy more inventory and run more ads, helping your business grow bigger and faster. Does that make sense?