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>It sounds to me like you have a market where one side has a problem, but the other side doesn't. yes that is probably a succinct way to express it
by mlevental 9y ago
>It sounds to me like you have a market where one side has a problem, but the other side doesn't.
yes that is probably a succinct way to express it
- danieltillett 9y agoIn that case move onto something else. Unless the side with the problem can force the other side to use your product then you don't have a viable business.
- confiscate 9y agohave you considered which side of the market is more important to focus on first if you can get a lot of attendees to willingly use the app, the event organizers will follow. They might even knock down your door demanding to pay you $ for a chance to be your customer if you get the event organizers to sign up, but the attendees don't use the app, then the event organizers will leave so it would be best to focus on signing up attendees first? aren't they 100x more important then convincing the event organizers? just a thought.