Chapter
The Evolution of Business Models
24:01 - 27:51 (03:50)
The podcast host discusses the evolution of business models using the examples of Panera and Everlane.
Clips
The co-founder of a cryptocurrency project highlights the similarities between the evolution of streaming and the potential for cryptocurrency in the same space.
24:01 - 25:38 (01:37)
Summary
The co-founder of a cryptocurrency project highlights the similarities between the evolution of streaming and the potential for cryptocurrency in the same space.
ChapterThe Evolution of Business Models
Episode#44 - New e-mail clients, Sharing the craigslist office & How to keep your star players
PodcastMy First Million
Ernin advances your paycheck so you can access it earlier for free, and instead relies on user tips as their revenue source.
25:38 - 26:13 (00:35)
Summary
Ernin advances your paycheck so you can access it earlier for free, and instead relies on user tips as their revenue source.
ChapterThe Evolution of Business Models
Episode#44 - New e-mail clients, Sharing the craigslist office & How to keep your star players
PodcastMy First Million
In this podcast episode, the host explores the effectiveness of donation-based tipping and shares an anecdote about a restaurant industry experiment.
26:13 - 26:56 (00:42)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the host explores the effectiveness of donation-based tipping and shares an anecdote about a restaurant industry experiment. He expresses his dislike for the concept but admits its success, especially in the case of payday loans.
ChapterThe Evolution of Business Models
Episode#44 - New e-mail clients, Sharing the craigslist office & How to keep your star players
PodcastMy First Million
Panera Bread ran a pay-what-you-want experiment where they found out that people were spending at least as much money in their stores as they were before and some people were even more generous when it came to paying - yielding even more revenue.
26:56 - 27:51 (00:55)
Summary
Panera Bread ran a pay-what-you-want experiment where they found out that people were spending at least as much money in their stores as they were before and some people were even more generous when it came to paying - yielding even more revenue.