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Glossary · Network Effects

Network Effects

Network effects exist when a product becomes more valuable to each user as more people use it, creating a compounding advantage for whoever reaches scale first.

In marketplaces, more sellers attract more buyers and vice versa, so an early lead in participants can become self-reinforcing.

A widely-cited benchmark has its own network effect: the more it is referenced, the more authoritative it becomes, which is the dynamic WorkForce is building toward.

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