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I mostly agree with you but one small caveat - most companies do a relatively poor job of extracting economic value from their products on a global basis. So in
by dman 16y ago
I mostly agree with you but one small caveat - most companies do a relatively poor job of extracting economic value from their products on a global basis. So in this case if the OP is willing to work the Chinese local market much harder than Balsamiq can then the whole endeavour might actually be worthwhile. In short you dont have to beat the global maxima of product providers, just the local maxima.
- Zak 16y agoLocalization is very much a killer feature. Being just like Google[0] but with a China-centric instead of US-centric worldview seems to be working great for Baidu. [0] In terms of core-product, in the ways that matter to most users