Successful entrepreneur and CEO, Jay Adelson, demystifies the start-up process by providing advice, tips, and answering questions. Today he discusses whether or not Groupon made the right decision in turning down Google's $6 Billion offer. Have a question about launching a business that you w... More
Added Sep 6, 2011
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johnpoopduck Says:
Hahaha I love these types of videos! I have one featured on my channel! Its not mine but it was so good I had to feature it! Pitty I dont get any views and stuff on it though...
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shadmanahmed123 Says:
Why the f does this guy have to put ads in his vids he,
Dannydanthepizzaman Says:
Thats how he made his money lol.
sunnyvegas702 Says:
why does this have so many few views!?
podlasekeu Says:
@prayforworldpeace I think that it's really not about the 'cost' of posting to YT which, as you said sir, is free. Maybe the production costs, and this is covered by the sponsor? Or maybe it's just promotion? Think :/
pankajpheonix Says:
too many ads...
BNSFILMS Says:
Ahh! Don't do the side angle!!! Never works.
MustNotSleep Says:
Great video, and IMHO Groupon made a mistake if they were really offered clean $6B. Subscribed!
prayforworldpeace Says:
Sponsor? YouTube is fee!
csonjeow Says:
Makes sense when you're trying to start a $30B IPO. A lot of people are saying they are "effectively insolvent" but the only reason they are cash poor is because they spent $930M to buy back early investors. The question is, when will the businesses that use Groupon stop joining the fad? To me, it sounds like a "get in, get out" kind of situation. Get the IPO rolling, then cash out. They will most likely do better than the $6B that Google offered.
Aredpath1991 Says:
FIRST! :P