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> it's a flaw in their business model, and it's one that can that be fixed (i.e. "innovate a better business model") Doesn't that assume that there is a better
by brigandish 6y ago
> it's a flaw in their business model, and it's one that can that be fixed (i.e. "innovate a better business model")
Doesn't that assume that there is a better business model?
- inetknght 6y agoYes. They're based on users voluntarily giving payment for services rendered and, importantly, being satisfied with the transaction.
- brigandish 6y agoWhich company uses that business model and has a size comparable to Facebook?
- tomrod 6y agoApple.
- brigandish 6y agoI thought it was obvious I meant from the sector in question. My mistake, I'll try again. Do you know of a social media company (or ad company using a product to garner the data, if that helps) that uses that model with a comparable size to Facebook? If not, are there any that are making ground?