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> It's not the product, I strongly believe we have a decent product. Check your dissonance. It’s the product. There are numerous things I could pick holes in
by retrac98 9y ago
> It's not the product, I strongly believe we have a decent product.
Check your dissonance. It’s the product.
There are numerous things I could pick holes in here, most noteably that the product tries to do far too much and probably doesn’t do one thing brilliantly. Personally I’m not going to invest my valuable time in finding out if that’s true. The ask is too big.
That said, nobody here is going to be able to give you a recipe for success. People are notoriously poor predictors of what will and won’t succeed in business. You’ve just got to work your way through this balancing intuition against feedback and data. It takes time, it takes money, and it’s really hard work.
Good luck!
- oceanghost 9y agoIf I needed their product, I wouldn't be ready to freelance.
- cod3boy 9y agoWhy is that? Can you please explain?
- clifdweller 9y agoThat may be one of the problems is the one price for all features. The virtual assistant may be where $20 of the $29 a month goes but and could be useful to potential customer. However if the potential customer already has a website and a form nda then they look at the service as a whole as useless. Would be worth investigating splitting service categories into 'those who are just starting' tier where you provide an all in one package and a 'make your life easier' tierwhere they can pick what services complement what they already do
- cod3boy 9y agoThanks, will consider the feedback and work on this :)