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Did your Amazon Prime also get worse lately? -> Amazon increasingly shows adds on its platform & increased the price 📈 Actually, all major platforms increased the price, including the big players like Netflix, Amazon, and Disney I actually think this creates an opportunity for entering this market as consumers look for alternatives. Which alternatives are you looking into? #SVoD #MarketTrends #BusinessStrategy #StreamingPlatforms

You can listen the full Blogcast here! #impactpricing #pricing #blogcast #pricingprofessional #pricingstrategy

Can you imagine How companies reinvent themselves to stay ahead of industry disruptions? 📉📈 American Express, initially an express mail business, shifted focus when its core operations were nationalized during WWI. Innovating with Travelers Cheques and later pioneering charge cards, Amex transformed into a leader in financial services. Netflix, originally a DVD rental service, anticipated the shift to streaming and transformed its business model, disrupting the entertainment industry before competitors could catch up. Explore these strategies in “Strategy OS - Implement an Advanced Business Operating System in Six Simple Steps”, available on Amazon! 📚 #AmericanExpress #Netflix #IndustryDisruption #StrategyOS

The market is heating up! AWD Monopoly and New Feeses from Amazon. All you want to know is here! Want to watch full episode? The link is in the comments section. Don't get left behind, stay ahead of the game, See you there! #amazonfinds #Amazon #amazonprime #amazonfba #amazonhack #amazonmusthaves #amazonseller

Blogcast: Brilliant Price Move by Amazon Prime Amazon is semi-copying a recent move by Netflix, but let’s dissect the brilliance.  Listen to the full 3 minutes and 27 seconds of Pricing pontification: https://lnkd.in/g8NJishg #impactpricing #pricing #blogcast #pricingprofessional #pricingstrategy

In the realm of business, the impact of a Dissatisfied customer can be devastating. Reed Hastings, the founder of Netflix, experienced dissatisfaction firsthand when he incurred a $40 penalty for returning a movie DVD late to Blockbuster. Despite being a responsible customer who promptly paid the late fee, he found fault with Blockbuster's operations. This dissatisfaction sparked the idea of revolutionizing the movie rental industry by introducing online DVD rentals with mail delivery. The demise of Blockbuster serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the profound consequences that can stem from a single dissatisfied customer. In the field of product management, the mantra is clear: never let a customer be dissatisfied. When conducting NPS surveys or collecting customer feedback, any signs of dissatisfaction should be promptly addressed. Establishing a direct connection with dissatisfied customers and resolving their issues swiftly is crucial. The potential impact of detractors on both your product and business can be immensely detrimental. A dissatisfied customer is very dangerous for the Business and Product. #productmanagement

In the movie Jurassic Park, Dr. Ian Malcolm wisely states "Life finds a way." This adage rings true even in the world of business - where technologies continue disrupting even the most ironclad industries and business models. Blockbuster couldn't compete with on-demand Netflix. Big box retailers struggle against the convenience of one-click Amazon. And cab companies flail helplessly against ride sharing upstarts like Uber and Lyft. The message is clear: innovate or die. But how? Read the full article on our website to find out how. #techintegration #businesstech #digitaltransformation

Hemant Mohapatra on what scales.. 1. When distribution is proprietary, distribution wins (Comcast vs Netflix) 2. When distribution is commoditized, best product wins (chrome vs IE) 3. When a product is commoditized, best service wins (Amazon vs others) 4. When service is commoditized, best network wins (Teams vs Slack) #GoToMarket #Growth #Scale #InflictionPoint https://lnkd.in/d23V59C4

When it comes to business, bigger isn’t always better. In his new article for Newsmax Media, Inc., Ed Cofrancesco discusses how massive corporations are damaging the spirit of our free market economy.   “Amazon shouldn’t be able to own brick-and-mortar stores, a production company, a delivery service, and a streaming service. That’s four different industries that smaller businesses, often started by hardworking Americans, could be competing in.”            You can check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dA-c3hkZ

🔹 When distribution is proprietary, distribution wins (Comcast vs Netflix) 🔹 When distribution is commoditized, best product wins (Chrome vs IE) 🔹 When product is commoditized, best service wins (Amazon vs others) 🔹 When service is commoditized, best network wins