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What if people were paid based on how many users your charged scooters had? That would incentivize you to also place the scooter in a prime location each day, o
by chillacy 8y ago
What if people were paid based on how many users your charged scooters had? That would incentivize you to also place the scooter in a prime location each day, optimizing for events, day of week, and competition
- xfitm3 8y agoI think this would negatively impact users in low traffic areas.
- xapata 8y agoSupply and demand. If the high-traffic areas are oversupplied, the best strategy is to find an underserved low-traffic market. For example, dentists in rural areas make more money than dentists in cities (on average), because most dentists prefer to live in the city.