雞生蛋，蛋生雞，到底應該先解決市場中哪一邊的問題？
交易市場的兩邊就有如雞生蛋還是蛋生雞一樣無解，買家與賣家亦或是供應商與用戶，兩邊的因素讓問題更難解決，到底應該先從哪一邊開始呢？要如何使天平兩端平衡讓企業成長呢？
在這次的聚會中，我們很榮幸地邀請到99jobs (https://99job.tw/) 執行長與創辦人 Kevin Lin (https://angel.co/ke-wei-lin) 為我們分享他們如何擴大99jobs的用戶到3000人以上，並有今日超過50萬的營收。
本次聚會將會談論到。
1. 電子商務市場中的商業模式 ;
2. 找到核心價值 ;
3. 持續並有效地提供平台所帶來的價值 ;
4. 雞生蛋還是蛋生雞的解答 ;
名額有限，先報名的優先噢～
註解：交易市場（marketplace) 通常指的是提供天平兩邊價值的平台，像是Uber的駕駛人與乘客、Airbnb的房東與旅客等等，並不侷限於購物中的買賣雙方。
本活動需支付＄50元場地費，歡迎攜帶您的晚餐或飲料來喔
______________________________________________________________________________________________
Marketplace as a business model is commonly described as "chicken-and-egg" because of two elements that make it extra-challenging to scale-- buyers and sellers (or users and providers). Where do you start? Do you start with buyers? How to recruit sellers? How to pull these two forces so they can monetize your platform? In this meetup, we invited 99jobs (https://99job.tw/) CEO and Founder Kevin Lin (https://angel.co/ke-wei-lin), to talk about how he is scaling 99job to 3000+ users and over $500,000 in revenue as of today.
This meetup will also cover the following:
a. The ecommerce marketplace business model;
b. Finding the value in marketplaces;
c. Proving and sustaining the value in your platform.
d. The answer to the chicken and egg problem :)
Slots are limited, so first come, first serve!
Note: A bit more explanation. Essentially, when we see a platform, wherein it needs two sides to scale and grow, we approach it as a marketplace. We don't need to limit it as shopping, but we can see it in business models of Uber, Lyft, AirBnB, Apps store, etc.
We will collect NT$50 per person for the room rent. You are free to bring drinks/food.
The meetup will be both in English and Chinese.
