Why Groupon is a Bad Deal for Small Businesses
Did you notice?
Daily deal websites aren't all the rage they used to be.
Here's an example...
In November 2011, Groupon made its eagerly anticipated public debut, closing at $26 per share.
Just over a year later, Groupon is fighting death with a share price barely topping $5–quite the illustration of a rapidly evaporating business model.
So if NASDAQ traders took notice, shouldn't small business owners like yourself?
Finish reading this post »
Daily deal websites aren't all the rage they used to be.
Here's an example...
In November 2011, Groupon made its eagerly anticipated public debut, closing at $26 per share.
Just over a year later, Groupon is fighting death with a share price barely topping $5–quite the illustration of a rapidly evaporating business model.
So if NASDAQ traders took notice, shouldn't small business owners like yourself?
Finish reading this post »
No comments have been added yet.
