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I think the author is trying to say that you're trading high fixed costs to get near-zero marginal costs per client acquisition. If you're only planning on wor
by wtracy 7y ago
I think the author is trying to say that you're trading high fixed costs to get near-zero marginal costs per client acquisition.
If you're only planning on working with half a dozen clients every year, the distinction is mostly academic. If you're running an agency that has a new project kicking off every other week, the difference could be huge.