Instead, they get traction by initially serving the least demanding customers or by providing access to
nonconsumers who are outside of the traditional market altogether.
Not exact matches
Neither did Uber primarily target
nonconsumers — people
who found the existing alternatives so expensive or inconvenient that they took public transit or drove themselves instead: Uber was launched in San Francisco (a well - served taxi market), and Uber's customers were generally people already in the habit of hiring rides.
That's why the earliest personal computers were actually sold to computer
nonconsumers like kids and hobbyists
who could never have afforded the minicomputers that companies and governments used for advanced computing, but were delighted to tinker with a cheaper, simpler personal computer.