Did you know...Perrier’s revenues 67x'd from $3 million in 1975 to $200 million in 1979 off the back of increased 'perceived value' to consumers (plus healthy distribution, of course) What's inside the bottle was and is...err....water. Which is pretty much the same as everyone else's water. That rings true for a lot of GenAI businesses today - hence the term 'wrapper'. So if you're competing on a playing field of 'perceived value' it's going to be hard to deliver either venture and/or enduring returns. Stitching these point-solutions together might make for a much more successful proposition for corporates and SMEs: the suite that makes it easy to say 'yes' to.
Matthew Bradley …or as a reverse perspective, GenAI entrepreneurs don’t need venture cash to generate healthy returns. 10x without venture maybe better for the founder than 100x with venture.
I like the copy at the bottom though!
“With added je ne sais quoi” 😆
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