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"The average lifetime of a subscriber was 9 weeks, with almost half quitting after the first week.". I wonder if someone tried to find their reasons to do so.
by natmaka 8y ago
"The average lifetime of a subscriber was 9 weeks, with almost half quitting after the first week.". I wonder if someone tried to find their reasons to do so. He also notes that "consumers have no loyalty to food brands; they will happily try a bunch and switch to another service if they can get a better deal.", but knowing which criteria they use may be vital(?) The "lower price" can't be their sole criterion when it comes to food they consume.
- yhoneycomb 8y ago> The "lower price" can't be their sole criterion when it comes to food they consume. Yeah, their analysis of the situation seems very shallow If people are only concerned about price they can just go to McDonald's
- beatgammit 8y agoOr buy a bunch of frozen crap from the store. I'm quite loyal with prepared food, not loyal with ingredients.
- bdcravens 8y agoHaving tried multiple food services, I've frequently tried because of an intro price, discovered the quality was meh, and immediately quit after the first week.
- natmaka 8y agoMany test this way. Chowdy's food quality may have been not as high as expected by (most/a too high fraction) of their customers.
- talltimtom 8y agoMy experiance with food companies is that this is just a way for the company to excuse their own shitty practices which drive customers off. Of cause I’m going to be “loyal” if price quality and reliability are all on point. But almost every food related service I’ve tried have a great pitch but suck on at least two of those three points. If people where dumping them after just one week they had mayor issues that where not related to regulations.