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by neya
1912 days ago
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Yeah, I agree with you for the most part. And this argument comes up a lot. The difference is we're not Amazon yet. We don't have the same levels of user engagement, loyalty and whatever metrics that makes Amazon a success. To the end users, we're not as popular, one slow page load translates to a lost potential customer which when aggregated to even a few 100 potential customers could make or break a startup. |
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