It's on track for $30b+ in payment volume which blows away all other payments startups. It's one of the fastest growing payments companies ever. It's opened up a whole new merchant category.
And this blog post is so defensive.
Weird.
It's on track for $30b+ in payment volume which blows away all other payments startups. It's one of the fastest growing payments companies ever. It's opened up a whole new merchant category.
And this blog post is so defensive.
Weird.
Like do people really think Square is not PCI compliant? Maybe they're just trying to do some SEO magic so someone searching for "is Square unreliable" will land there, but it's still odd. Why establish this negative relationship when it maybe/probably doesn't exist?
2. Don't listen to them when there's a crisis.
If you don't listen to PR people in a crisis, or dictate the strategy to them, there's not much they can do. Sure, they can communicate their concerns, but they know better than anyone that convincing people to change their minds is a numbers game - you can't win every battle.