The billion-dollar question - selling in an overcrowded market
Why would anyone try to sell in an overcrowded market?
Because that's where the money is. ππ°
Crowded markets aren't crowded by accident. They're crowded because customers are already spending billions there.
The graveyard of business is full of people who found a "unique opportunity" nobody wanted.
Google wasn't the first search engine. Facebook wasn't the first social network. Netflix wasn't the first place to rent movies.
Most winners didn't invent a market. They walked into a noisy room and did one thing better.
The real challenge isn't finding an empty market.
It's finding a crowded one where everyone is doing something badly.
That's where fortunes hide in plain sight. π―