Shopee arrived late to Brazil, burned billions of dollars, incorporated video game mechanics into e-commerce, and in just a few years became one of the biggest retail phenomena in Brazil.

But the story behind this growth is even stranger: before selling products, the group behind Shopee had already won over millions of Brazilians with Free Fire.

In this video, Fernando Miranda dissects the strategy behind Shopee and shows how a company that deliberately accepted losing money managed to build habit, distribution, and scale until it became practically indispensable for millions of buyers and sellers.

✅ How Shopee entered Brazil facing Mercado Livre, Magalu, and Americanas
✅ What does Free Fire have to do with Shopee's growth?
✅ Why did the company support free shipping, coupons, and very low commissions for years?
✅ How in-app games help increase retention and usage frequency
✅ Why did Shopee start by winning over small Brazilian sellers?
✅ What happened when the company needed to stop growing at any cost?
✅ And why, after creating the habit, did Shopee finally start charging sellers more?

Shopee's story shows one of the most aggressive growth strategies in recent years: first make the offer hard to refuse, then create a habit, and only then capture value.

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