• shalafi@lemmy.world
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    Easing the ordering process, and a solid return policy, is how Amazon exploded overnight. Study after study showed that people would walk back if the website offered the slightest hassle. Also funny, something like a 1.3s load time difference would send people to competitors.

    Do they not teach this shit in business school?!

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      Not really. They mostly teach “quarterly profit line go up”.

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      It took Valve years to build Steam into the juggernaut it is based on maximizing customer value and minimizing friction. Years! Like multiple of them! Who has time for that! I need my profits this quarter!

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      As someone who has a BS in Business, yes they taught this in business.

      Similarly we had case studies on Wal-mart’s absolute domination of the logistics game which made them a powerhouse in the “before Amazon” times.