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I think if you try to create 400 projects, most will make 0/day and a couple will make 10/day. Then you optimize those. Slowly you end up with a small number o

by agbell 17y ago

I think if you try to create 400 projects, most will make 0/day and a couple will make 10/day. Then you optimize those. Slowly you end up with a small number of projects generating a half decent amount money. This is actually a great way to prevent yourself from choosing a local maximum in the product space. You climb a bunch of hills a little bit. (edited)

brianobush 17y ago
Over diversification is dangerous too. Jack of all apps, master of none? I like the idea, but the problem with this product space search is that is dead slow. You might want to search like this for a bit and see what takes off, then put more energy into the ones that are doing well.
- agbell 17y ago
  You are right about the dangers of diversification. You would have to prune down projects as you go or else risk not doing anything well. However, if the projects are designed to be all up front effort and no ongoing time costs, you can just leave them to languish. I have had things take off in a minor way, long after abandoning them.