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He appears to have made zero sales. By most metrics, this is not a "better sales page".
by waitwhat 14y ago
He appears to have made zero sales. By most metrics, this is not a "better sales page".
- fl3tch 14y agoThe cost of hosting someone for a year is pretty high. If you become a yacht salesman, are you expected to sell one on the first day? Are you a failure because someone else sold a hundred hot dogs?
- waitwhat 14y agoI wouldn't be a failure, but I certainly wouldn't be claiming (as the original submission title did, now thankfully fixed by the mods) that I was a better yacht salesman than you if I had never even sold a yacht.
- mongol 14y agoI always thought that one of the hardest thing to sell must be fighter airplanes. A (normal) country only buys new ones maybe once every 25-30 years. It is a long selling process!
- yozmsn 14y agoI don't know if they have dedicated sales teams like car salesmen.
- justincormack 14y agoYou do not yet understand the role of bribery and corruption in the sale of fighter planes.
- rprasad 14y agoHe is the product, so he only needs to make one sale to succeed. Quantity of sales is a poor metric for high-priced goods. For example, a Walmart needs to turnover the equivalent its entire inventory every week to be profitable; a Lamborghini dealership or Saks can be profitable selling one item a month.
- waitwhat 14y agoSee my response above. This was originally submitted with a title similar to "This 16 year-old from Eastern Europe has a better sales page than you". I was responding to this title by pointing out that this is not obviously or demonstrably true, and also arguably untrue.