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If i didn’t listen to podcasts I’d have no idea the electric toothbrush market is so big The target market for this stuff feels so slim. Either you’re in this
by rtpg 8y ago
If i didn’t listen to podcasts I’d have no idea the electric toothbrush market is so big
The target market for this stuff feels so slim. Either you’re in this “too time constrained to shop, not too time constrained to make food at home” sliver, or in the “don’t want to menu plan” market. In the latter, you pay for this menu planning value add with, what, 30% surplus on the ingredients? Only to be replaceable by a recipe app, basically
- SlowRobotAhead 8y ago>If i didn’t listen to podcasts I’d have no idea the electric toothbrush market is so big Made me laugh. I agree. I have yet to figure out what’s wrong with the Sonicare, seems great. Luckily I listen to podcasts (mostly electronics) that don’t do inline advertisements. When I hear them in other shows I can usually tell they are coming with the awkward segue that seems to be common MO.
- krrrh 8y agoQuip toothbrush seems like it was born out of a pitch based on flashing the Dollar Shave Club exit numbers in front of a wide-eyed VC. Honestly hard to understand how they can compete with cheap knockoff sonicare heads from Amazon, but they’ll spend a lot of money finding out.
- whywhywhywhy 8y agoNever understood it personally, maybe it's just the city I live in but the shopping part is the least tedious part of cooking for me and getting a package delivered successfully in my city is way higher stress wise than any ingredient shopping and besides I'd still have to go to the supermarket anyway for house things, essential and alcohol anyway.