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I'm not sure building the delivery first, and then the product is a good idea. Analogously, it's like buying a lot on a busy street, and taking out ads for a s
by Vivtek 17y ago
I'm not sure building the delivery first, and then the product is a good idea. Analogously, it's like buying a lot on a busy street, and taking out ads for a shoe store, then only building a store, and buying inventory, after people are coming to buy shoes.
This does not seem to me like a good way to encourage repeat business.
- maxklein 17y agoTo me, it's more akin to first finding a location for your business before you decide on the type of business. For example, if I want to start a bar, I don't first purchase all the equipment for the bar, and then find an available location - rather, I first ensure there is a good location at a good price, and then I rent the place and then build the bar. A bar at a bad location is very difficult to keep profitable.