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This is like asking "what is that one deciding factor that makes a small business successful?" It is too broad and so there is no one deciding factor. You don'
by afarrell 10y ago
This is like asking "what is that one deciding factor that makes a small business successful?"
It is too broad and so there is no one deciding factor. You don't even have a clear definition of success. Is http://lawcomic.net/ http://lawcomic.net/ successful? It has a loyal following, but it doesn't update that much, or earn much money for its creator.
- grecy 10y ago> "what is that one deciding factor that makes a small business successful?" Actually, there is an answer to that, and it's the answer to OPs question. Customers. It doesn't make a lick of difference how well (or how badly) you do anything else - you might have great customer service, a slick UI and ready to scale to millions of unsers instantly. Without customers, you have nothing.
- brianwawok 10y agoI think that is 1 step too far. Why does a site have customers? Not because it has customers. But something else. And I think that something else is usefulness. Look at any busineas or site that is successful. To someone, it is useful.