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I really like this idea, but one problem I see is in building a user base. What are the chances there's going to be someone local to respond the first time a us
by as 18y ago
I really like this idea, but one problem I see is in building a user base. What are the chances there's going to be someone local to respond the first time a user tries your service? It helps that once they've added you to their friend's list, that'll remind them to try again every once in awhile, but needing them to have the patience to try several times would seem to dampen user acquisition.
It'll be neat when it has a large following, but kind of useless in the beginning.
- mwmanning 18y agoGood point. I think heavy adoption would be around events where a lot of people are co-located and don't know each other. Here are a few examples off the top of my head: -college freshmen moving into dorms -natural disasters -concerts -sporting events -political rallies -seminars like startup school