Girlboss brands grew through social media platform migration and venture capital.
Evidence
In contrast to the tech bros dreaming up scalable digital services, girlbosses typically sold physical products or managed physical spaces—but the internet was still integral to their rise. Amoruso launched Nasty Gal on eBay, selling vintage pieces found at Goodwill. After buying the URL nastygal.com from pornographers, she migrated to her own website, eventually securing venture capital to expand. Social media amplified her reach: First Myspace, then Facebook, and finally Instagram helped her surpass $300 million in annual sales. — W. David Marx, Blank Space, 325
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