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Sure, but I would argue that that is more of an analogy to the first page of products only. Things that are beyond the third or fourth page may as well be in th
by Jaygles 5y ago
Sure, but I would argue that that is more of an analogy to the first page of products only. Things that are beyond the third or fourth page may as well be in the back of the store, and not on the shelves.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThings that are on the third or fourth page would not be in the store period as it would be too costly to carry all that inventory in a retail environment. The analogy is useless. Consumers are lucky that the internet even gives them a 3rd or 4th page.