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"Make money" means making profits, not revenues. That's standard English. Nobody gets points for selling $1 for $0.50, nor do they get money for engaging in "cu
by thu2111 6y ago
"Make money" means making profits, not revenues. That's standard English. Nobody gets points for selling $1 for $0.50, nor do they get money for engaging in "custom acquisition" after a decade. Customers can leave again. You have to make a profit at some point.
- sjg007 6y agoIn the limit yes but I think this idea of making profit is a fundamental attribution error. But it is a fine line. It is better to be profitable than not but if you can raise capital it allows you to trade money for time.