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Originally Posted by Sly
I had to reread this 5 times to make sure I was not in the twilight zone.
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I was trying to explain how saturating a market with suppliers and the same or similar product doesn't lead to same expansion of buyers.
At first the Internet allowed lots more people to sell product, then the expansion led to a watering down of profits, then to a level where few made more than a nice living. Even with all the big talk here about how well they were doing back in the good days. How many site made enough money to pay decent prices for content?
A handful, then a few who produced it themselves.
Today with Tubes they could never afford to pay low prices for content, because as Thommy points out 0.0005 per user needs 100 million to get a good return. They don't do that.
Because there are too many tubes "saturating a market with suppliers and the same or similar product doesn't lead to same expansion of buyers."
It was one of the first lessons I learned in marketing, 30 odd years ago.