By listing rental properties on Facebook Marketplace, home search portal @Homesnap increased leads by 10X https://t.co/stjyp3RGlu
“What are the new, rising marketplace startups that will define the industry landscape in the coming years?”
Using consumer spending data, @a16z ranked the largest and fastest growing platform startups in the US. Read more: https://t.co/HWHyzK77Dz
.@WillRinehart argues that so-called “kill-zones” actually look more like “cultivation zones”1/3
.@Walmart is developing a paid membership program to provide consumers more options in response to competition 1/2 https://t.co/Z1UOyWpQCa
.@a16z ranked the largest and fastest-growing consumer-facing marketplace startups and private companies in the US. Read more: https://t.co/HWHyzK77Dz
As streaming competition heats up, new platforms are getting in on the action. As noted by @sarafischer, “there’s not yet a dominant player in the free, ad-supported streaming space” – meaning it’s anyone’s game. https://t.co/GI0KTvJGju https://t.co/afgrhO8PlE
💡 Antitrust populism is an inadequate framework by which to evaluate today’s dynamic, innovative markets – find out why with Springboard: https://t.co/cZIJzDA3Ul
🌼 For Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, a Virginia-based nonprofit, @Facebook digital tools enabled the garden to achieve a 61X return on ad spend when advertising their first-ever event. Read more: https://t.co/NtCYUiLa6e
“Community leaders must ensure we continue to expand and protect the array of digital tools that [enable] growth and encourage the technological innovation that propels us forward.” -Tony Sanneh, @Sannehfdn founder https://t.co/vo9m27mHqU
As Joshua Wright and Aurelien Portuese warn, “Using antitrust law to tackle socio-political objectives threatens to stifle innovation and inflate prices, as it has done in the past.” Read more: https://t.co/cZIJzDRFiV
By listing rental properties on Facebook Marketplace, home search portal @Homesnap increased leads by 10X https://t.co/stjyp3RGlu
“What are the new, rising marketplace startups that will define the industry landscape in the coming years?”
Using consumer spending data, @a16z ranked the largest and fastest growing platform startups in the US. Read more: https://t.co/HWHyzK77Dz
.@WillRinehart argues that so-called “kill-zones” actually look more like “cultivation zones”1/3
.@Walmart is developing a paid membership program to provide consumers more options in response to competition 1/2 https://t.co/Z1UOyWpQCa
.@a16z ranked the largest and fastest-growing consumer-facing marketplace startups and private companies in the US. Read more: https://t.co/HWHyzK77Dz
As streaming competition heats up, new platforms are getting in on the action. As noted by @sarafischer, “there’s not yet a dominant player in the free, ad-supported streaming space” – meaning it’s anyone’s game. https://t.co/GI0KTvJGju https://t.co/afgrhO8PlE
💡 Antitrust populism is an inadequate framework by which to evaluate today’s dynamic, innovative markets – find out why with Springboard: https://t.co/cZIJzDA3Ul
🌼 For Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, a Virginia-based nonprofit, @Facebook digital tools enabled the garden to achieve a 61X return on ad spend when advertising their first-ever event. Read more: https://t.co/NtCYUiLa6e
“Community leaders must ensure we continue to expand and protect the array of digital tools that [enable] growth and encourage the technological innovation that propels us forward.” -Tony Sanneh, @Sannehfdn founder https://t.co/vo9m27mHqU
As Joshua Wright and Aurelien Portuese warn, “Using antitrust law to tackle socio-political objectives threatens to stifle innovation and inflate prices, as it has done in the past.” Read more: https://t.co/cZIJzDRFiV