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Stopping my mental pricing bias
Many years ago (ok it was 1983), before he was a big-time star, I saw Jerry Seinfeld do a stand-up routine in Boston. He did a bit that went something like “I can’t compete with my father’s stories about the … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing stuff
Tagged Atlantic Monthly, Blue Apron, Cognitive bias, Jerry Seinfeld, Pricing bias, Spotify Unlimited, Spotify.com, XM Radio
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Is Amazon too big to care?
The NY Times on Tuesday published an article on Amazon.com and the idea that the company works on ‘disrupting itself’. Scott Galloway of L2 is extensively quoted in the article ‘arguing’ that Amazon does not want to own a piece … Continue reading
Annoying Automated Algorithmic ‘Suggestions’
I’m not sure if Amazon.com was the first company to offer crowd-sourced algorithmic suggestions of books I might like to read based on my browsing and buying history but certainly Amazon was one of the first. I’ve written about this … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Customer Experiences, Entertainment, Innovation, Marketing stuff, Personal Privacy, Social Media, Technology
Tagged algorithmic suggestions, Amazon.com, Bill Evans, Coleman Hawkins, Facebook, Oscar Peterson, recommendation systems, Spotify.com, Thelonius Monk
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Spotify.com – I love this music site!
Pandora.com is pretty cool but in my view Spotify.com blows it away. You have to be ‘invited’ but I don’t think that is a big problem – after all I received an invitation and did nothing special to receive one. … Continue reading
