Marketplaces, Lead Generation, and Brokerages
The other is ideally lead gen. You're creating relationships that otherwise wouldn't have been created. The thing you try to avoid is "Okay, I have a relationship with my car repair man, my hair stylist, my whatever and it's a frequent relationship." Those don't do well because the service provider, they'll pay a little bit for convenience. They'll... See more
Invest like the Best • Building & Investing in Marketplaces
There are so many ways to purchase B2B leads that once you nail product marketing to differentiate your offering, you are on your way to success
Execs • Sunil Rajaraman (VP of B2B Marketing at GoodRx)
Building & Investing in Marketplaces
joincolossus.comMarketplace for buying and selling small businesses: SMBs make up 99% of US businesses. Right now, the current buying and selling methods are broken — they occur primarily offline (newspaper ads, posters, word of mouth) There are a few online competitors (a signal of demand), but they are outdated. The experience can be reimagined and automated. Li... See more
Aashay Sanghvi • Five Startup Ideas #002 | The Generalist
Derived products are rarely seen in marketplaces because this data is better used internally to improve matching on commission-based marketplaces or lead generation in paywalled marketplaces. In rare cases, marketplaces targeting complex and opaque markets, like Leaflink, can provide aggregated and anonymized market data as a part of a paid tier.