Business Tips: Why Big Businesses Are Failing | A Gary Vaynerchuk Original

Business Tips: Why Big Businesses Are Failing | A Gary Vaynerchuk Original

Awesome Tip: Why Big Businesses Are Failing | A Gary Vaynerchuk Original



Some of the world’s biggest companies are going to go under over the next 5 to 10 years because of how much money they’re wasting on advertisements that aren’t being seen by anyone. If you don’t innovate, the market will eat you alive.

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43 Replies to “Business Tips: Why Big Businesses Are Failing | A Gary Vaynerchuk Original”

  1. big businesses are getting replaced by even bigger businesses. Big retail chains like Toys R Us and Barnes N Noble (who put out little mom and pop retail stores) are getting put out by an even bigger retail company–Amazon. Corporate consolidation baby. The internet is mostly controlled by a handful of massive tech companies–Alphabet (google) and Facebook (owner of instagram) plus a few smaller ones (Twiter, Snapchat). Income inequality has been on the rise for decades and will continue thanks to the dawn of big corporations.

  2. Hello Gary,

    I'm 20 years old and studying in college.

    I want to start a small business in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

    Since I'm living in a condo and blown my condo there's convenient store and other restaurants. I want to help ppl buy things and delivery it to their house. Each purchase I'll get 6% of the total amount if the total amount of the purchase is ($100) I'll get $6 for helping them to buy the things.

    May I know is this doable? Any advice for me on how to do it better?

    Thank you so much for helping me.

  3. The fist requirement is a competitive product. If u plan to market jelly beans from the 7/11 that closed down, than your "dominating presence" on Facebook and Instagram is of no consequence. Get a product that convinces the audience that it is different and a vendor who is well prepared to play ball with Amazon private label brands that are sitting ready to ape product and flood the market with it, courtesy Jeff Bezos. As a child he rigged an electric alarm to keep his younger siblings out of his room and has grown up to "keep people out". Small businesses will either function via Amazon, be bought out, or forced out of the market. Amazon's ad revenue increased by 130% this year.

  4. This is all 100% true but as an 80's/90's kid I miss Blockbuster and Toys R Us. That was my childhood right there. It's kind of tragic that those brick and mortar stores are being replaced by generic internet stores that have none of that charm or atmosphere but then again in this day and age it's foolish to live in the past because you will get trampled on by companies who understand the marketing/ad/sales potential of the internet. But it is sad though. Like I feel actually sorry for kids that they don't have a Toys R Us to go to anymore and their only experience with toys is buying shit from Amazon.

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