When people say they're flattered by copycats, or that it validates the market, actually they're annoyed. Copycats suck.
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What is your advice to the Clubhouse chiefs in light of everybody rushing to copy them right now?
Worry a little, but not much. Above all keep moving forward. The copycats can only copy a point, but you're really a vector.
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Seems like FB copying stories was highly effective.
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Product fit, more so than anything else. Stories + instagram was a good fit. Twitter + clubhouse could be an extremely good fit. Linkedin + clubhouse could be an OK fit for different kinds of user.
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Doesn't it depend on what they copy ? Many are capable of copying the vector (In which case they forego copying all the points) also making them formidable.
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The vector (in the entrepreneurial context) is uncopyable — it's emergent, idiosyncratic, and contingent.
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Given that Clubhouse itself is just a new name for a conference call, I'd say the "copycats" in that space will actually create the most value.
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Until anyone, at any moment, can instantly connect with 5 other people to collaborate on a small project to make a difference, social media won't have truly arrived.
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