Ask Mendy 4 – Sales
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): Mendy Marcus
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2018
What are the business models of the biggest companies including Apple, Google, Tesla, and others?
What makes each truly exceptional in their approach to R&D, marketing and sales, and the delivery of their products/services?
I don’t work for these companies so it’s impossible to know what is going on internally, however from observation alone I think it’s apparent that Google’s main source of revenue is from Google ads, here the business model is to offer as many free service like Google search Gmail etc in order to display ads, however I think Google is actively trying to change that, even though for has many products they primarily have one source of income and that can be a dangerous think, especially now that Facebook and pretty much everyone else is trying to invade Google’s space.
Google now has many revenue models and they will be working to grow each one of them to take a larger percentage of their overall revenue as well as keep adding new revenue streams. With YouTube they now offer a monthly subscription to make that product less dependent on ad revenue, android is also no longer funded by ad revenue with the into hardware, however the made by Google hardware revenue streams is probably the most exciting one and most promising for Google.
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