“‘...the friendship index... a friend gifts another person... that friend will then buy a third person... advertising to two instead of one.’”

Daily Blooms · Add To Cart: Australia’s eCommerce Show · The Friendship Index. How Daily Blooms Turns One Order Into Three | #672

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built a “friendship index” model to predict that a friend who receives flowers will later buy for a third person

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“‘We have really, really robust forecast models that we use to do all of our buying… we’re never going to be sending out flowers that have been sitting in our warehouse for days.’”
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Daily Blooms
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“Every flower order has two people in it, the sender and the receiver… one sale, two touch points, and then it continues to change from there.”
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Daily Blooms Courtney
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“We sort of followed other simulator models where you would charge for the buy and then any extra person was an extra £10.”
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Pricing £10 per extra person Share this moment
“If you give some of these large frontier models access to the activation layers … they will be able to predict what AlphaFold will do.”
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