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This is either revolutionary or completely delusional, and I can't decide which. On one hand, giving customers 35% ownership stake could create incredible loyalty and word-of-mouth marketing. Imagine customers actively promoting a business they literally own a piece of! But the logistics seem nightmarish. How does ownership transfer when products are resold? What happens when the customer base grows to thousands or millions - how does voting work? Are we talking about actual equity or some kind of token system? The concept is intriguing, but without specific details on implementation, this reads like a shower thought rather than a business plan. Customer-centricity is great, but ownership structures need practical frameworks.
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