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If you consider that the product is not search, but rather eyeballs for advertisers (for which they give away the search for free), Facebook has already disrupt
by JackFr 11y ago
If you consider that the product is not search, but rather eyeballs for advertisers (for which they give away the search for free), Facebook has already disrupted the heck out of them.
- TulliusCicero 11y agoFrom a consumer perspective, the product is search. If tomorrow, Safeway stopped charging money for groceries and instead had extremely intrusive ads all throughout its stores, their product would still be groceries.
- steego 11y ago> If tomorrow, Safeway stopped charging money for groceries and instead had extremely intrusive ads all throughout its stores, their product would still be groceries. From an accounting perspective, their products would be ads. The groceries would be a cost of good to sell their actual product, ads. This is how 99% of the business world works. > From a consumer perspective, the product is search. I'm sure cows think the product is grass/hay/corn from a "consumer perspective", but cows are beautiful dumb inventory with kind eyes.