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Amwelladmin (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{a|devil|}}{{author|Rory Sutherland}} has an excellent [https://youtu.be/UirCaM5kg9E snippet about the danger of managing toward averages]. Among his reasons: *The average...") Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit |
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*The average — the top of the bell curve— is where everyone will be targeting their product, so existing markets will be mature, barriers to entry high, and margins will be the slimmest. Go for the tails, find the influencers and meet them drive your product into the mainstream. Have the average follow you, not the other way around. | *The average — the top of the bell curve— is where everyone will be targeting their product, so existing markets will be mature, barriers to entry high, and margins will be the slimmest. Go for the tails, find the influencers and meet them drive your product into the mainstream. Have the average follow you, not the other way around. | ||
*Convergence on the same place everyone is converging isn't good business, but a recipe for suicide. It is a race to the bottom. As with evolution, the secret of too realise the process is a continuous drift ''from'' the status quo to some thing better. The ecosystem is ''not'' seeking equilibrium. It is perpetually seeking to ''escape'' it. | *Convergence on the same place everyone is converging isn't good business, but a recipe for suicide. It is a race to the bottom. As with evolution, the secret of too realise the process is a continuous drift ''from'' the status quo to some thing better. The ecosystem is ''not'' seeking equilibrium. It is perpetually seeking to ''escape'' it.{{sa}} | ||
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*[[Parable of the squirrels]] | |||