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I would argue that it's so close to zero as it should be considered zero. As to your second point: Any cost could probably somehow be considered infinite: prof
by CaptSpify 10y ago
I would argue that it's so close to zero as it should be considered zero.
As to your second point: Any cost could probably somehow be considered infinite: profit, insurance, warranty, etc. So I'm not sure what you mean by that?
- dilemma 10y agoSince digital content is close to free to distribute (distinction, not free to produce) there is an ever expanding amount of content available, approaching infinity. To stand out in an infinite sea of content, the upper bound of what you would need to spend is an infinite amount on ads and marketing. This also works for products. The more a product or industry is commoditized, the more important marketing and branding becomes.