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Zaid, Thanks for replying. 1. What is the problem? 2. Who is it a problem for?... is a very basic exercise. In fact it is on the first slide of my investor
by juwo 20y ago
Zaid,
Thanks for replying.
1. What is the problem? 2. Who is it a problem for?...
is a very basic exercise. In fact it is on the first slide of my investor presentation. I have thought through this in depth.
I will feel comfortable discussing one aspect of it on this board.
1) "I cant skip to the important parts when viewing AV"
2) Both publishers and consumers.
thanks,
Anil
- zaidf 20y agoToo vague on #2.You're getting somewhere in #1 by defining specific user use--just make sure it is ACTUALLY a sizable problem for the mass(not just you). Best of luck with your presentation.
- juwo 20y agoI dont have any presentation scheduled - but you do! (best wishes with it at YC). publisher: ABC, BBC, CNN, youtube etc... consumer: you, me, joe, jane, hari, harry. By "powerful", I am talking about how it can ease problems first, and scale second.
- zaidf 20y agoBut you haven't convinced me I have a problem--let alone Juwo can solve it. It could be that I'm not the primary audience which is why I asked you to define it AS specific as you can. You're still swimming in vagueness friend...