The way to scale it would be to contract it back out to an existing personal concierge service, but then it might be obvious that Magic is new marketing for old services (with a little bit of an updated tech twist).
It might be valuable in that Magic might be accessing a market that basically didn't know such services existed. But I don't really see any fundamental process efficiency that Magic brings to the table for this market...
It might be valuable in that Magic might be accessing a market that basically didn't know such services existed. But I don't really see any fundamental process efficiency that Magic brings to the table for this market...