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Haha, yea I know that. I guess finding the domain is the tough part >:|
by jaredandrews 11y ago
Haha, yea I know that. I guess finding the domain is the tough part >:|
- Fomite 11y agoHelps to know a lot of people who aren't developers, and get them to complain about work.
- ChuckMcM 11y agoAirline Rebooking - this takes them forever Any recurring visit business (Barbers, Nails, Dentist, Optometrists, Dispensaries, Restaurants, ...) customer engagement/tracking/service software Any Job estimating business (painting, construction, masonry, welding ...) Any billable hour business (freelancing, legal, babysitting, ...) Consider walking down {Main|King} Street of your town, walking into each shop, and asking them about software they use and what they like and don't like about it. Attend a meeting of the Rotary or Chamber of Commerce and ask them. The trick is that customer only sees problems and you only see solutions, so no customer will come to you proposing a solution to their problem, and you won't be successful guessing what problems the customer has. You have to go out and see for yourself and try to understand their pain points.
- jaredandrews 11y agoThis is great advice, thank you!
- skj 11y agoMy experience is a little different... customers are great and seeing problems and solutions, but I only pay attention to the problems. Their solutions typically apply only to their 5% use-case and would be disastrous if implemented.