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If you could somehow involve students in virally marketing it to their teachers it could get interesting. Still, not a big market (especially when you factor i
by jwecker 20y ago
If you could somehow involve students in virally marketing it to their teachers it could get interesting. Still, not a big market (especially when you factor in their spending power). If you're passionate about it, though, it's an area that can always use a lot of help and I really hope it goes well. Keep your overhead low and it won't matter how small the market is, and you'll be making a difference in the world.
- palish 20y agoThat's something I hadn't really thought about before. If I create some kind of useful resource for students, then they'd be more likely to involve their teachers in getting a Classbug, yeah. That's an area to focus on. Monetary gains aren't my prime motivator. If I can just create a service that allows me to feed myself, then I'm happy. I want to devote some of the profits back to students via the competitions I was talking about, and get students to places where they can work on or create something.