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Is there a similar post on the developer side? I could imagine that you could already start with the equivalent version of point 1: "I have a great service/app
by elcapitan 11y ago
Is there a similar post on the developer side? I could imagine that you could already start with the equivalent version of point 1:
"I have a great service/app/whatever, where can I find a business person to get it to the market for X% equity?"
- nedwin 11y agoOr worse still - "if I build a great product people will love it and tell their friends, I don't need anyone in product/marketing/sales"
- swalsh 11y agoYeah, that's kind of the thing a lot of developers skip. I've done it. When I have an idea, I assume the market exists, and just start driving. Now, when I have an idea I do an exhaustive search for keywords. I look for any data I can find that will tell me what the market would look like if I could get to the top. Almost every time I've done that, i've realized that there's very little people actually searching for the thneed I was going to build. I've started to learn more about SEO, and marketing, but there's just SO MUCH I don't know, that I never considered, that having the right guy would help with. They really are an equal founder in my opinion. Building a product no one wants is a worthless activity.
- smt88 11y ago"My code needs to be perfect and tailored for my next 300 feature ideas before I release it"
- pbreit 11y agoDon't turn your nose up at sales & marketing. Don't prematurely optimize. Don't question everything.