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Groupon

A daily deals marketplace known for discounted local offers.

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At a glanceCompanies have different DNAs, so adapt habits to each
Groupon
  • Comedians wrote the copy
  • Brand-led product
  • Did not take itself seriously
  • Email loved for the writing
Instagram
  • Moved slower
  • Changed the product less
  • Did the simple thing first

Work with a company's DNA, not against it

From Ian Silber on Groupon, Instagram and OpenAI

What was said about Groupon

  • Groupon's comedy-written, brand-led product worked because it fit the company's DNA. A team of comedians wrote Groupon's copy, and people loved the daily email for the writing, not just the 50% discount. Under Andrew Mason it was a brand-led product that did not take itself seriously.

    Ian Silber uses it as one example of why you should work with a company's DNA instead of trying to change it. He contrasts it with Instagram, which moved slower, changed the product less and followed 'do the simple thing first', and with OpenAI, a research lab that sometimes throws things out. Instagram's slower pace worked for most of its stages but would not work at OpenAI's current stage. Quote: "Companies have these really different DNAs." Carry useful habits across companies, but adapt them to each culture.

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