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My first question is: do you have 1 real potential user that would actually pay real money for this? If so, have you provided the service to them and have they
by petervandijck 11y ago
My first question is: do you have 1 real potential user that would actually pay real money for this? If so, have you provided the service to them and have they paid? You could do that.
My second question: do you have 10 users that have paid for this?
- alouanchi 11y agoBe honest it is an idea I was/am thinking about, just started looking at it and how to tackle it. And when I saw the thread about 'Apply HN', I said post the idea and see what lessons I can learn from it.
- alphydan 11y agoI have given advice on nearly 20 CVs. I have improved and redesigned CVs for friends and relatives. All with pretty good outcomes :) So at least you have one person on that side of the marketplace. However, I think petervandijck's question is the critical one: - Are "fresh-out-of-uni" job seekers ready to pay? Can you do an experiment at a career fair at your nearest university. For $1, $5, $10, $20? - What folks who want to make a career change? Where can you find them? Perhaps at industry fairs, or niche career fairs? How much would they pay?
- alouanchi 11y agoThanks for the feedback. I agree petervandijck's question has to be asked and getting the answers and validating the hypotheses have to be done. As a start I should go to find "fresh-out-of-uni" as you've called them to see if they can get out some money from their pockets. As the summer break is close, should be a good time to run the experience.