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...Some 1979 consumer market research that Mars commissioned. And what they did with that information was they launched an all out initiative to lobby merchants to put candy displays near the cash registers, which didn't happen until that point in histo
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was they launched an all out initiative to lobby merchants to put candy displays near the cash registers, which didn't happen until that point in history and is now ubiquitous. Ah, interesting. So it may indeed be 90% now in part because of those eff
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...consumer goods on retail shelves is all about being very cautious with your resources, not spending too much on the wrong thing, and just making sure you have just enough new news to share to remain attractive and to attract a few new customers or ne
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...a consumer more excited as well. That's, like, 70% of the resource goes there. Then there's a there's much smaller bit, let's say, half of that, another 30%. Only that goes into more dramatic innovations to win new customers into whatever franchise t
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...And very smart consumers. People who can kinda look at the deal and go, actually, I know I'm coming out ahead on this. Another interesting psychology around this is when you pay $60 up front, it encourages you to come and use the membership. You are
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...behavior, the the the the first order consumer behavior of, hey. I am not going to use Google search. I'm instead going to ask ChatGPT,
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...the consumer behavior, the the the the first order consumer behavior of, hey. I am not going to use Google search. I'm instead going to ask ChatGPT, won't walk backwards from here. I think the adoption of AI as an alternative to search is only going
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...know, consumer behavior is consumer behavior. Mhmm. Alright. So I'm looking at the website. I like the website, by the way. Thank you. Very elegantly done. I had a definition question for me because I have I have sadly no fashion sense. But the what
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...consumer behavior moves much faster than the investment. In this case, if you take a look very consistently, Pew, Gallup, they'll polls those polls will show you the number one most trusted media is always local. It's always especially local broadcas
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...the consumer behavior moves much faster than the investment. In this case, if you take a look very consistently, Pew, Gallup, they'll polls those polls will show you the number one most trusted media is always local. It's always especially local broa
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“Why this VC ignored the AI hype to bet on overlooked consumer opportunities”
...in the consumer, behavior area. And that's how I landed up, launching Mineral Capital and making it a consumer first, deep tech
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...consumer behavior Mhmm. That you're leaning into is the fact that people are already going abroad for all of these things. Americans aren't gonna travel is the biggest pushback we get from investors. We want to define this behavior. We wanna prove th
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...consumer behavior Yeah. For those types of categories versus the natural consumer behavior Mhmm. That you're leaning into is the fact that people are already going abroad for all of these things. Americans aren't gonna travel is the biggest pushback
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...behaviors. So I think if you look at, again, what a bank does, like, they're roughly tailored to what consumers want. Consumers want to save money, invest, get loans, so on and so forth. And I think the wiseest product development strategy is to kind
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...behavior doesn't change, it's a question of, like, how and where does crypto and fintech fit into the existing set of consumer behaviors.
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...in consumer behavior. People are kind of turning from, like, passive watchers of events or news or sports or other things that they engage with in real life to active participants. That natural behavior of wanting to predict the future or debating ab
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...consumer behavior. Like, you've been so early to a number of these things, and I think just every time we talk to you, you seem to have an eye on not only, like, what's going on today, but, like, what the next thing should be. Is that like, how did y
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...consumer team is consumer behavior, especially new behavior, cannot be predicted. It can only be observed. I think you are actually one of the few people that is not true for because you seem to be able to predict consumer behavior. Like, you've been
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“Why Google didn't stay just a search company - and what that teaches founders”
...have technology and consumer behaviors change and move
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