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...level today. Competition is not necessarily in the culture, I'd say. It's driven really by the changing economic and social circumstances of the day. The Chinese companies are all hardworking. They're all going after the market share. They all kinda
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...is not necessarily in the culture, I'd say. It's driven really by the changing economic and social circumstances of the day. The Chinese companies are all hardworking. They're all going after the market share. They all kinda wanna do the same thing.
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...markets with fuck all competition. No competition. What are examples of those? Okay. I led a series a for business that does commodities pricing. It prices the world. Back to the full circle with the commodities. But, like, there's, like, one big pla
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...market, we have five or six very, very strong competitors, including the parent company of TikTok, ByteDance. They're doing e commerce. They're not known as an e commerce company, but they are one of our fiercest competitors. So there's a you go thro
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...you define a market's everything. So, like, Sysco tried to buy US Foods Yeah. Back in 2015, and they argued their competition includes Sam's Club.
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...same market, then they'll kind of push all of the prices down to to something like 5%, and all of the other players will die. So this is kind of another case of, like, the market in China is so saturated in many categories that some people think it's
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...market's everything. So, like, Sysco tried to buy US Foods Yeah. Back in 2015, and they argued their competition includes Sam's Club. I think people, like I just remember personally, anecdotally, my mom, we only went to Sam's Club when she ran out of
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...market in Europe. They found a market in Africa. They found a market in South America. Right? And it it seems to me that the harder pill for The US to swallow and this is where I think that, you know, I I I'm in the camp of of those in the middle who
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...loss of competition. So, like, you know, I'll just use an example the the position that the commission has articulated in meta, which is, you know, purely purely public. But one of the ways you can measure a loss of competition is if product quality
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...competition. But this is about focusing on us and winning and running a faster race. We have a lot of reforms. I think a lot are occurring now. I think we're doing the type of things that we need to be doing, in order to get more globally competitive
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...to market, to differentiate yourself from the competition has become more strategically important than it was previously. I had Jenna Abel on the podcast recently. One of her tips is you don't wanna be focusing on here's the pain and problem we're so
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behind emerging markets, behind doing things like zero rating, doing custom deals with telcos, rolling out fiber, bringing countries online for the first time, even when they have no near term monetization potential. Internet.org was the name of thei
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...Mhmm. Resulted in market dominance that resulted in price gouging. Right? That's what we need to know.
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represents you. And that competitor will do some things that the customer needs that you don't do. Where those two circles overlap and yours doesn't, that's the value wedge of that vendor. Unique value that that competitor can bring to that customer
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This is interesting. Who is their closest competitor? I think that's probably worth defining first and foremost. Ultimately, they are in the business of selling advertising. So I think their closest competitor is Google. Yeah. They are certainly the
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...market tactics is, I mean, every single founder who has a product wants to know how to get more customers tomorrow. And the especially
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...an existing market obviously tends to be competition, and it tends to be differentiation.
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I had to just take the price that was offered to me. Now I know there's nuance to that. And then I would say in the realm of social media advertising, I think probably Facebook buying Instagram did lead to some consolidation and therefore probably so
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