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Scale and loyalty are more important online than offline primarily for four reasons. 1) The fact that “CAC is the new rent,” 2) the mechanics of how the Google and Facebook auctions work, 3) the reality that customer loyalty effectively lets online companies avoid paying this “rent,”and 4) the fact that AI/ML are so important on the internet and... See more
Gavin Baker • Scale and Loyalty are more important online than offline, which drives much of the “winner take…
Sudden shelter-in-place on a mass scale has created new emotional and social needs, which are rapidly thawing the inertia of our social media ice age. What we are finding — and what the next wave of social is already demonstrating — is that it is possible to create shared, intimate moments and experiences online that are no longer dismissed as... See more
James Currier • The Next Social Era is Here: Why Now Is the Time for Social Products Again
Exclusivity is a Double-Edged Sword – there are diminishing returns to growing an exclusive community.
The Social Token Paradox by @gaby_goldberg got me thinking about how socials tokens based on exclusivity might get trapped in a cycle of growth and diminishing social value.
First, it will need to integrate more seamlessly into the experiences that people already like doing, both online and IRL.
notboring.co • The Pareto Funtier
All cognitive endeavors require new associations to be made, or old ones to be reviewed. There are marked differences between individuals in the speed with which associations are formed. Speed in the formation of associations is the foundation of individual differences in intelligence. Only a sub-sample of associations is relevant in a given
... See moreHand Eysenck • Genius: The Natural History of Creativity (Problems in the Behavioural Sciences, Series Number 12)
My default feed on Twitter is filled with too much snark, fear porn, and negativity. Is that a reflection of me, all of you, or a business trying to make ever increasing amounts of revenue with this product? I would literally pay for a more positive experience. And I think it would increase my faith in humanity. How much would it cost in lost... See more
Michael Seibeltwitter.comBy harnessing creative surplus, multiplayer media projects benefit from free or lower-cost labor at scale (think Wikipedia).