Łatwe produkty = brak wzrostu? Mateusz Załubski o największej pułapce w e-commerce
In this interview, Mateusz Załubski discusses a common pitfall in e‑commerce: the tendency to start with simple, easy‑to‑sell products. While such products are attractive for quick launches, they do not solve the long‑term growth problem. Załubski argues that tackling a difficult, seemingly impossible product early makes future scaling easier, even though the initial effort is higher. He highlights the often‑underappreciated challenges of marketing, noting that marketers receive constant feedback from all parts of a company and that success is frequently attributed to skill while luck is ignored. The conversation then shifts to product strategy for physical goods in 2025, contrasting globally scalable products with locally focused ones and stressing the importance of targeting a sufficiently large market when choosing a local niche. Overall, the interview provides a critical look at product selection, marketing realities, and strategic considerations for sustainable e‑commerce growth.
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