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Find a site or two dedicated to folks in your market. These are usually forums/blogs etc. Since you say your core market is big, finding these should not be an
by zaidf 16y ago
Find a site or two dedicated to folks in your market. These are usually forums/blogs etc. Since you say your core market is big, finding these should not be an issue.
Buy some ad on those sites that links/shows a poll "Do you own an Android?" or something to that nature.
That'll give you SOME idea. Also, don't forget that with a hot and new product like Android, the numbers are changing literally. Translation: don't depend too much on market size because it may literally change significantly month to month in Android's case.
- cmontgomeryb 16y agoI like the idea generally, and it would probably be the first place I'd look - communities and such. The problem here is that the market isn't one that has necessarily _chosen_ to be a part of the market and wouldn't for the most part be interested in a community/forum/gathering place. I think a good way to think about what I'm looking at is medication - how many people are on medication? How many of those own Android devices - this is the number I'm looking for. People "on medication" aren't a group like "people who like skiing", and so mostly aren't to be found in online communities.