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Depending on what 'large markets in other countries' you're talking about, I see a few immediate problems: -monetizing: a lot of these people don't have the mon
by maggie 17y ago
Depending on what 'large markets in other countries' you're talking about, I see a few immediate problems:
-monetizing: a lot of these people don't have the money for additional services like this. Additionally, they /know/ the markets well, they're their markets! It's home!
-customer base: this is similar to monetizing. How many people are you going to reach that would actually want your service?
This is an interesting idea, but it seems like we're too far away from the potential userbase to make something that people would actually want.
Now, if you're actually in India, I apologize for the last critique, but my first two statements stand.
- makeee 17y agoI meant out-door shopping markets, and the customers would most likely be people in wealthier nations purchasing the goods online.
- rythie 17y agoPeople in home markets would definitely pay a big premium and often do verses the cost price. I've seen many americans who come down to Guatemala or mexico for a day or two and pay 10x the price I paid and not question it. They could do the same thing from home without the cost of the flight (not to say they would, since they like the holiday)