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NavySTG 5 points ago +5 / -0

If anything, Amazon paved the way on how to do it. Fast free shipping, lots of selection, and a 5% return with their card.

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80960KA 3 points ago +3 / -0

Fast free shipping, lots of selection

Step one build a logistics network on the scale of Amazon...

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Liberty4All 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes, the necessary infrastructure and logistics network is going to take years to build. Amazon didn't build their system overnight, either. Remember they started as an online bookstore, then branched out into music and movies, and then over time they expanded into selling everydamnthing.

Hopefully Lindell doesn't try to run before he can walk, so to speak. He should focus on providing fair prices (he won't be able to undercut Amazon) and good service with a limited selection of products at first so customers have a good experience. (That's important, because customers who have a bad initial experience will probably never come back.) He can build his product lines from there as his logistics resources grow.

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HiddenDekuScrub 3 points ago +3 / -0

A good point. Amazon started as an online version of Barnes and Noble. Maybe if he kept it to home items to start.

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Karma_Bus_Route_20 2 points ago +2 / -0

I agree. Bedrooms would be a good place to start IMO, with a selection of bedroom furniture, appliances, and so on. Easy to expand from there to other rooms and so on.