Always tickled to see this: Big bank sees startup take off; bank spends $10s of millions to build it (usually outsourcing much of the build); it looks the same but gets bad reviews / bank doesn’t know how to market it; shuts down in 6 mos. rinse/repeathttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/01/rbs-drops-bo-its-attempt-to-rival-monzo-and-revolut-why-it-failed.html …
There will always be subtle differences that people who copy you overlook. Plus they're copying a snapshot taken in the past.
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True. I had an overseas team faithfully copy all my UI bugs too.
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That's just awesome
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You can copy the product. Not the plan.
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You could barely find them via Google. Why use an accented o in the name? Baffling
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Quite often the key selling points are left out. However it’s also possible that consumers are choosing the startup for other reasons not solely related to functionality.
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I bet they went with the 'spotify model' too
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Plus they probably have the condescending approach to customer service that comes from being part of the bank.
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