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>Hipster hasn't even launched yet. This is the scariest part to me. I was kindof under the impression that, at least right now, you're not really buying tech,
by blhack 16y ago
>Hipster hasn't even launched yet.
This is the scariest part to me. I was kindof under the impression that, at least right now, you're not really buying tech, you're buying users.
"Hipster" has none.
- rwhitman 16y agoBuying users used to be a reason to acquire a product, but not anymore. Users are cheap. And Groupon already has one of the best email distribution channels out there Its about the product and the team. Hipster is Quora meets Yelp, and the tech was in fact live for a while, just only in Boulder, CO. If Groupon wants to build a team & product to attack social local recommendations, its actually a smart move