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Doesn't help much, but one thing you can do is feel good that you have good ideas. The second thing you can do is launch a competitor immediately. If she's usin
by jkush 20y ago
Doesn't help much, but one thing you can do is feel good that you have good ideas. The second thing you can do is launch a competitor immediately. If she's using an outsourcing firm and isn't actually doing the development herself you've got a huge advantage. Use it.
I'd be willing to bet that since it was your idea, you have a much better understanding of the problem and how you're solving it than she does. Use that too. See where she falls down in her offering and exploit it.
Just my two cents.
- pg 20y agoI agree: launch a competitor immediately.
- makeworldbetter 20y ago
- msufianhameed 20y agoi agree too:do it as fast as you can. wish you all the best.
- vikram 20y agoOnce it's launched, contact the same blogs that she has and say look we've already started, you don't need to wait. Force her to launch earlier than she wants to. The other thing I'd say is some 37Signals advice. Hold back some completed functionality at the time of launch. Release it in a week or twos time. Thus demonstrating that not only did you launch but you are constantly going to be ahead of her. Finally, please use the anger judiciously. Instead of running her over, crush her spirit.