Não é tudo igual

Há muitos anos li uma frase que ficou para sempre gravada na minha mente:
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Não há acasos. Todas as coincidências são significativas.
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Ontem à noite enquanto lia este artigo "Álvaro Santos Pereira reúne com maiores exportadoras" apareceu na minha fita do tempo no twitter este título "Why Big Business Marketing Strategies Won't Work for You"
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"The truth is that small businesses can learn very little from studying the behavior of big companies and established brands, because the rules under which such business operate are simply not applicable to smaller firms.
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The only effective way for a smaller firm to differentiate itself is by offering something that the larger firms can’t (or won’t) offer: like a unique product or more personalized service.
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In short, for a small firm, customer loyalty and a growing customer base isn’t going to emerge from “branding.” It’s going to emerge from the quality of the product, how easy you make it for the customer to buy that product, and how pleased the customer is with that product.
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That is what is going to create your “brand.” Not the “branding” junk that big companies use to differentiate between them and their just-as-huge competitors."

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Eu sei que o autor escreve sobre marketing...

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O mesmo ministro Álvaro Santos Pereira tem um secretário de Estado do Empreendedorismo, alguém com uma experiência de vida... e o empreendedorismo é todo igual? 

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Recordar "Why Governments Don’t Get Startups":

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"What’s a startup? Who’s an entrepreneur? How do the ecosystems differ for each one? What’s the role of public versus private funding?
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Six Types of Startups – Pick One
There are six distinct organizational paths for entrepreneurs: lifestyle business, small business, scalable startup, buyable startup, large company, and social entrepreneur.All of the individuals who start these organizations are “entrepreneurs” yet not understanding their differences screws up public policy because the ecosystem in supporting each type is radically different."