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Playing devil's advocate, my advice would be: build an app first, then a business. It's already hard enough to build an app that gets traction. Do the small stu
by AznHisoka 9y ago
Playing devil's advocate, my advice would be: build an app first, then a business. It's already hard enough to build an app that gets traction. Do the small stuff first, then worry about the bigger challenge later. You don't have a business without a good product (even a "minor" one that does 1 only single thing well)
- mromanuk 9y agoI think the OP is talking about focusing in the big picture and not just throwing your app into the app store, without caring for marketing, nurturing an community, etc. At least, that is my impression.
- ThomPete 9y agoAn app is just a way for your business to be realized. You can build as many apps as you want if you aren't actually solving anything (unless you are in consumer space then things change drastically) you are working on the wrong things.
- bluetwo 9y agoThat approach sounds like a hobby.