agentargoh

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Ask HN: Featured on Product Hunt today, how can I make the most of it?
1 points by agentargoh 12y ago|0 comments
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by agentargoh 12y ago
On the tech side there's definite things that you could do to get around that and I'd expect some sort of real-time communication would be necessary to track all that stuff, but there are companies that handle that sort of thing p
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by agentargoh 12y ago
I assume that most online stores are selling from their warehouse and not their store fronts (which could be a bad guess). They also have to have the inventory numbers because items get sold out before you purchase them. From there let&#x27
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by agentargoh 12y ago
But as a consumer, I am more likely to purchase if I see that the inventory is low vs if there is 12000 available even if there is the same chance of it selling out before I checkout. Seems to me that the best tactic would be to only show i
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by agentargoh 12y ago
Yeah Amazon probably does it best with the low stock notification and I legitimately feel a pressure to purchase when I see the actual number. The competition thing is an interesting take, hadn't thought about that.
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Ask HN: Why don't online retailers display inventory numbers?
3 points by agentargoh 12y ago|12 comments
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Ask HN: Holiday project feedback – Bashoto Arcade
3 points by agentargoh 12y ago|0 comments
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by agentargoh 12y ago
B2B is definitely the way to go. I've been mainly focused on software products that can integrate the API, but looking at more of a general geo-coordination services. I know there are companies that do this, but it seems really fragmen
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by agentargoh 12y ago
Focusing on the coordination aspect is pretty interesting, since that's the original problem that the tech was made to solve.
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Ask HN: What problem am I solving?
5 points by agentargoh 12y ago|6 comments