Smash Notes
What Happened When Japanese Mobile Gaming Companies Entered The United States?
They spent about a dollar to acquire a customer and got about $2.50 back. Japanese mobile gaming companies left a saturated Japan, opened offices in San Francisco, and pushed United States acquisition costs from a dollar to $4, then $6, then $9 in six months, flipping the unit economics.
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