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I've been staying in hotels a bit more, in recent weeks, than I have in a while. So I'm seeing more television. I'm seeing more messaging around this than I usu
by jvagner 7y ago
I've been staying in hotels a bit more, in recent weeks, than I have in a while. So I'm seeing more television. I'm seeing more messaging around this than I usually do.
Target advertising their own delivery services was news to me... of course I was familiar with all the food delivery services (UberEats, DoorDash, etc).
This will crash, as you say, and some will survive as the Lyfts of the market.
But I don't hear a lot about Zipcar anymore...?
- bpt3 7y agoIf your conclusion is that there are more delivery services than the market can support, I agree completely. Ultimately, I think the end result will be a stable market with a few competitors, as some of the existing companies fail, some of the bigger chains offering delivery shut down their internal service and outsource the work while others spin out their service to support external customers, etc. Zipcar still exists and seems to be doing fine in my area, with car2go and a couple others as competitors.