🕹️ The ONE Insight
Did you know the stat that made Jeff Bezos start Amazon wasn't even true?
In 1994, Jeff Bezos read one statistic and quit his job: the web was growing 2,300% every year.
No market study. No 40-page deck. One number. He left his Wall Street firm that same year, drove west, and started selling books out of a garage.
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Here's the part nobody mentions: the stat was a myth. The famous "internet doubles every 100 days" line that everyone repeated was bubble-era folklore. Real traffic was doubling about once a year, not every three months.
And it didn't matter. Bezos didn't need the number to be exact. He needed it to point in the right direction, and it screamed one thing: get online, now.
Companies often wait three months for the exhaustive report that's precise to the decimal. Bilateral organizations work on 100+ page reports that a dozen people read. The directional signal sits there the whole time.
We built Latinometrics on that idea. Data that earns its keep, rather than data for data's sake. Even our deep dives are five charts long, and they are meant to reach a wide audience with limited time and focus.
This July we're opening a few free 30-minute sessions to help companies hunt for their own 2,300% number.
What's the one number that would make you quit your job and drive west?
We'll help you find yours. A few free 30-minute sessions, this July.
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