COPY This Strategy To Get Rich

There is one truth I say over and over again… It’s easy to start a business.

[dr.MadisonSoley]

for everyone scrolling through and reading this, do yourself a favor and find book hidden laws of the game by Eric Cook

[Emmyyyy]

It’s kinda wild how future woman CEOs are only scratching the surface and don’t take the time to read Girl Boss Hustle: Earn 10k from home. Get out of the rabbit hole.

[MrGwizyadig]

That’s it! - I’m going to get a good nights sleep and start the new Amazon tomorrow!

[cobuyafrica]

100%, my Indian mentor said "you don't need to reinvent the wheel; copy successful companies in one country, copy the exact blueprint with a different logo and launch the very same concept in your country

[aditsapkota]

The big companies did not just a buy a copy of themselves, they bought the market!!

[mario-pwq]

I used to think success was all about working harder. Then I read Invisible Laws of Prosperity by Oliver Pierce, and it completely shifted my mindset. It’s amazing how much clarity can come from the right book.

[MagicMane-dnhp]

“Good artist copy, great artists steal” -Picasso

[macnolds]

To be fair, they still had to...

1. have the financial capital to start each copycat business
2. actually create and run a successful copycat business again-and-again
3. take on enormous risk

The big "trick" is that they managed to cash out many times before the original business could crush them.

[HowToCyber]

This is how it works everywhere really. After the initial innovation of a major company, it gets copied across all over the world

[gretwinj.scharnick]

Greatest Business Advice: Look at what works and create your own spin on it.

[harenterberge]

The advantage for the original company, when they buy out the imitators, is that the imitators have already tested if the product works in Europe, and prepared a market for it.

[camille_ann]

This is very inspiring. I'm working on my dream and feel bored. This video made me motivated to move forward. When I was 24, my company hired a consultant to give us retirement planning advice, and I had just started saving. The class, called "Starting Strong, " recommended investing in a target retirement fund aligned with my 65th birthday. That was 20 years ago, and it's the only investment I've made. What other ways can I grow my finances? Any guidance in this regard would be much valued.

[justagirl]

I won't say they are merely copycats. They built these businesses from scratch, contextualised to different countries, and made it meaningful enough for the original companies to notice. It's genius.

[K_MAMA]

I have a friend who invented a rather simple and very effective flange (took someone's original, and made improvements), then patented it all around the world. Yes, it made him wealthy. When I looked at it, I realized it would be great for pipelines - to prevent another BP Gulf of Mexico disaster. He said it could, but the insurance on such a patent is outrageously expensive, and he refuses to assume the risk. So he continually travels to keep his patents from expiring and his design from being stolen and then used for that same reason (as well as to keep his financial status from dipping).

[mrw]

Look at how many ppl copied the smart phone and razor phone and automobiles and airplanes and televisions and refrigerators and air conditioners etc.
The list goes on and on.

[DiegoLoki-sx]

It’s crazy how many things we’re taught about money that just aren’t true. Why isn’t anyone talking about the book The Architect of Riches by Alexander Pierce? It really opens your eyes. A lot of successful people mention it!

[paulvicentevcurimao]

Basically you build the brand in a place that you know more. After building the system and structure to your community, the original will be willing to buy the finished product. For the originals, it's the easier way to expand.
Hence, it's not illegal to copy them.

[kathleenboggan]

Thinking outside of the box...not a crime.❤

[stevengreidinger]

This strategy normally wouldn’t work that consistently, so there is more to the story we’re not told.

[RideAfterMidnight]

That's pretty smart. The original company doesn't have to do any of the work to expand into a new market. These guys are providing an expensive service.