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Michael Fluxleft a comment
It absolutely is. It's over in the exact same way it was over in the late 90s when thousands .com businesses went belly up. In the same way that Blockbuster was the end of all video rental innovation, and IBM did everything that anyone could ever want from computers. As far as lack of innovation in the current market, the root of the problem is that a small handful of bloated conglomerates are...
Are the tech boom times over?
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Largely comes down to 2 things; 1. Get better at targeting people. Figure out who your exact customers are, exactly why they signed up, and exactly where they came from/learned about your product. From there adjust your landing pages/site to reflect exactly what your exact customers expect to see, show off the exact items that were the deal makers for the previous customers. Untargetted...
How can you minimize the customer acquisition cost?
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Michael Fluxleft a comment
What type of ecommerce are we talking about, and what kind of products? If the product is something from a bigger brand, then the primary decision maker is the price (where Amazon wins out most of the time). If you're talking unique product, under their own website, then mix of everything - social proof, quality of the website, brand etc. All are legs of the same stool. If the quality of the...
What motivates you in buying products from an ecommerce stores.
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Awesome product, congrats guys. π Can't wait to try it out in a production environment in the near future
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Michael Fluxleft a comment
No question but just wanted to say props on Clearbit. π Brilliant product.
I'm Alex MacCaw, founder of Clearbit and Reflect, ask me anything. π₯
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To expand a bit on what @stevenbirchall is saying with people being forced - these days, especially at larger companies you see HR departments trying to push 'team building' activities onto the employees in an effort to boost productivity/employee morale and whatever else they read in the latest motivational post they saw on LinkedIn the prior week. What is consistently is forgotten about, is...
Do you think that online games can increase teamwork in the workplace?
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