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Good for profitable companies, yes.
by yardstick 4y ago
Good for profitable companies, yes.
- itake 4y agoI don't see the difference? Like if the program was providing value, perhaps in the form of retention, then the value exceeds the loss. They must have data that their loyalty program did not improve retention to justify the costs to run the program or (as others pointed out) they must see that force loyal customers to Uber One will increase their revenue/more.
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- pessimizer 4y ago> if the program was providing value, perhaps in the form of retention, then the value exceeds the loss. This looks like a syllogism, but it is not. If something provides value, it does not mean that the value exceeds the loss. Otherwise everything useful would be profitable, like my gold toothbrush.