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It seems that you add more features, you attract more users, but I think that if you've prioritized your features 'right', each additional one makes your produc
by philsnow 9y ago
It seems that you add more features, you attract more users, but I think that if you've prioritized your features 'right', each additional one makes your product attractive to fewer and fewer marginal users.
Also, when you get really down in the weeds, I bet it's easy to have a daunting feature list that people bounce off of, especially if you don't have a clear separation between marquee/headline features and detail features, meaning you might make your product attractive to an additional 1% of users, but 5% of your existing potential users fall out of the funnel because of the word soup.
- marcosdumay 9y ago> if you've prioritized your features 'right', each additional one makes your product attractive to fewer and fewer marginal users. Only if they are independent. Features A + B may attract a bigger public than both feature A or feature B alone.