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Can Shopify Become a Trillion Dollar Company?

Last updated on October 2, 2022 @ 1:28 am

Shopify has come a long way since it was founded in 2004. It is now one of the leading ecommerce platforms with over 1 million active users. Shopify has been able to achieve this success by focusing on providing a simple and easy to use platform for businesses of all sizes.

Shopify has always been a company with big ambitions. In 2014, they announced their plans to become a “unicorn” company, meaning a startup with a billion dollar valuation.

This was an ambitious goal at the time, but Shopify has since surpassed it. In 2018, Shopify was valued at $12 billion dollars.

Shopify’s recent IPO has given them even more capital to invest in their growth. They are now worth over $30 billion dollars.

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But can Shopify continue to grow at this rate? Can they become a trillion dollar company?

There are a few things that Shopify will need to do in order to continue growing at this pace. First, they need to continue expanding their reach globally.

They are already available in 175 countries, but there are still many countries where they are not yet available. Second, they need to continue investing in new features and technologies that will make their platform even more easy and intuitive to use. And finally, they need to keep their pricing competitive.

There is no doubt that Shopify has the potential to become a trillion dollar company. They have already achieved so much in such a short amount of time. With their focus on simplicity and customer service, they are well positioned to continue growing at an impressive rate.

Dale Leydon

Dale Leydon

Sysadmin turned Javascript developer. Owner of 20+ apps graveyard, and a couple of successful ones.