My best guess on webapps vs, say, infoproducts is that there's more avenues for failure in a webapp. With an infoproduct, you've basically got: 1) Screwed up

My best guess on webapps vs, say, infoproducts is that there's more avenues for failure in a webapp. With an infoproduct, you've basically got: 1) Screwed up your market research, no market. 2) Screwed up your marketing, no-one hears about you. 3) Screwed up the content, problem obvious. With a webapp, you've got all sorts of design and usability issues. Features are non-obvious even once you've got the core value proposition down. Viral loop is trickier to engineer. Onboarding is a thing. And so on. But that's just my guess.