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You'll have to see whether you're attracting the right first time users. Are they a fit for your product or are they just trying it out because they are curious
by tixocloud 9y ago
You'll have to see whether you're attracting the right first time users. Are they a fit for your product or are they just trying it out because they are curious?
Your existing users can provide you with great insight on what value you're bringing to them. You're getting requests for 1000s of features but which ones are the ones that really matter? Which one can make the most impact at the current moment? It might be a case of just prioritizing the top 20 and validate their words before building.
- mherrmann 9y ago> You'll have to see whether you're attracting the right first time users. Also an interesting point. You're right. Maybe they are just curious. But even then, I might still try to convert them. My users can vote on features [1]. I know what the top 20 are. The problem is, the highest ones are difficult to implement. But as I said, I believe I first need to (still) improve onboarding. [1]: https://fman.io/issues https://fman.io/issues