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> No because technology and it's global reach also turn the industries into a "there can only be one" game. I'm sorry, but WHAT? Loyalty towards brands is at a
by blumkvist 12y ago
> No because technology and it's global reach also turn the industries into a "there can only be one" game.
I'm sorry, but WHAT? Loyalty towards brands is at an all time high. People want personal treatment. Also, we live in a service-based economy, not a product-based one. This makes carving out a niche for yourself even easier.
- ThomPete 12y agoYou are mixing two things that doesn't have anything to do with each other. There are thousands of advertising agencies but only a handful owners of those. There are millions of products but only a few owners like Proctor&Gamle, Johnsons & Johnson etc. This trend of consolidation will continue.
- blumkvist 12y agoAnd how do you explain the massive increase in self employment and new small businesses? Your comment about advertising agencies is very ignorant. You have no idea what you're talking about there. This leads me to believe you just like to talk nonsense on the internet. That's why I'm stopping the conversation here.
- ThomPete 12y agoWhat massive increase? The number of new companies are falling in the US not increasing.