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I have no problem with that business model "can't do, will teach". People who make products can be questionable too. MLM is a product. Affiliate is also a prod
by hello_moto 15y ago
I have no problem with that business model "can't do, will teach".
People who make products can be questionable too. MLM is a product. Affiliate is also a product. Ponzi Scheme is a product. Online Gambling and Rakeback are products. Online dating is a product. Christian Mingle (online dating for Christian) is also another product. Lavalife and other Hotlines are also products.
At the end of the day, it is up to the customers to wisely choose.
- wpietri 15y agoAt the end of the day, it is up to the customers to wisely choose. I honestly don't think that's a scalable answer. The creator of a product spends years thinking about the product. Customers often spend mere seconds before purchase. Given the number of purchasing decisions people have to make, I don't think it's realistic to depend on customer wisdom. Just look at how many consumer decisions about technology were terrible from the perspective of we nerdy experts. I think the first responsibility is on creators to create wisely. Then I think the community of entrepreneurs and makers has a responsibility to call out bad products and bad producers. With that accomplished, customer wisdom might have a chance.