Seth Godin on Lessons Learned from Trader Joe's

Seth Godin, marketing guru extraordinaire, writes about lessons learned from Trader Joe's:

"Most of what they sell is private label. Now that they have scale, they are able to negotiate great prices from their suppliers, and more important, encourage/force their suppliers to make unique items, or organic foods, or foods of higher quality for the money. All of this is a virtuous cycle. The key mantra is that Trader’s finds foods for its customers, NOT customers for its foods."

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