Falling Down? Amazon is in a deeper hole than it represents and is still digging
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Falling Down? Amazon is in a deeper hole than it represents and is still digging
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Re: Falling Down? Amazon is in a deeper hole than it represents and is still digging
#2I’m a little bit baffled that anyone bought into Day 1 trope. It’s a marketing gimmick like, “stay hungry” or “eat, pray, love”. It’s supposed to be an in joke, not something you take seriously and write a blog post over and announce how things are in Day 3 now.
Amazon like every other company exists to make money. By any means necessary, but selling books seemed like a decent way when it started.
Re: Falling Down? Amazon is in a deeper hole than it represents and is still digging
#3This looks like an okay overview of some of Amazon’s business models. I’m a little bit baffled that anyone bought into Day 1 trope. It’s a marketing gimmick like, “stay hungry” or “eat, pray, love”. It’s supposed to be an in joke, not something you take seriously and write a blog post over and announce how things are in Day 3 now. Amazon like every other company exists to make money. By any means necessary, but selli…
Re: Falling Down? Amazon is in a deeper hole than it represents and is still digging
#4This looks like an okay overview of some of Amazon’s business models. I’m a little bit baffled that anyone bought into Day 1 trope. It’s a marketing gimmick like, “stay hungry” or “eat, pray, love”. It’s supposed to be an in joke, not something you take seriously and write a blog post over and announce how things are in Day 3 now. Amazon like every other company exists to make money. By any means necessary, but selli…
Day 1 isn't supposed to be an in joke, Jeff Bezos was very serious about it.
Squeeze the company to the last drop via stock price obsession