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The goal of reaching an amount of revenue instead of profit makes me think: "Buy 20 million dollars worth of products and sell them for half-price."
by garply 16y ago
The goal of reaching an amount of revenue instead of profit makes me think:
"Buy 20 million dollars worth of products and sell them for half-price."
- dzlobin 16y agoThe only model displayed here that has to do with physical products takes costs into consideration. Other than that, surely if you're making 10M a year on any of these business models you won't have operating costs of anywhere near 10M a year.
- callmeed 16y agoI wouldn't be so sure. I'd venture to guess there are plenty of startups who only break even (or worse) when you add their operating costs + customer acquisition costs.
- dzlobin 16y agoI'm sure you're right. Just as any restaurant might be kicking ass while one down the street barely, if at all, breaks even. They'd appear to be executing the same business model, but the devil is in the details, as always