The analysis of Craigslist competitors 2011 Vs 2022 is misleading.
Some of those companies that "failed" had pretty great outcomes. For example, CodeAcademy sold for over $500 million - not bad for a media business! Elance and Odesk merged and rebranded as Upwork, currently worth over $2 billion.
Really enjoyed understanding the 'Density' part, and how Network Density can kill a Network - till now I always assumed 'More Dense' -> The better, but in case of Craiglist - More is Not Better - as handling more density poses different Set of Challenges.
Do you think a Better Discovery Mechanism can help solve Dense Networks?
The analysis of Craigslist competitors 2011 Vs 2022 is misleading.
Some of those companies that "failed" had pretty great outcomes. For example, CodeAcademy sold for over $500 million - not bad for a media business! Elance and Odesk merged and rebranded as Upwork, currently worth over $2 billion.
Really enjoyed understanding the 'Density' part, and how Network Density can kill a Network - till now I always assumed 'More Dense' -> The better, but in case of Craiglist - More is Not Better - as handling more density poses different Set of Challenges.
Do you think a Better Discovery Mechanism can help solve Dense Networks?