Re:DoorDash’s about-face on tipping shows customers have mor...
by c22 on Thursday July 25, 2019 @03:03PM
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I love this idea. I've noticed that as corps get larger and operate more and more brands under fewer umbrellas boycotts are becoming a lot less effective. Most efforts probably don't even land on the radar, let alone have a noticeable impact on the bottom line. Finding ways to deliver more consumer feedback up the chain that aren't mediated by the company's own processes seems essential going forward.
Re:DoorDash’s about-face on tipping shows customers have mor...
by jkestner on Thursday July 25, 2019 @03:14PM
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A friend did something like this a while ago (thesis + code) called Redink: https://github.com/evlrbot/Red-Ink
Maybe there are some ideas in there for you. I really wished it got completed.
Re:DoorDash’s about-face on tipping shows customers have mor...
by toomuchtodo on Thursday July 25, 2019 @03:00PM
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Similar to https://www.buycott.com/?
Every month, the app collects the data from its users and produces a report: "Dear Nestle, this month you lost $X of revenue on account of people boycotting you because of this or that."
I think it's important to send some kind of negative feedback to companies.