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I'm beginning to see this in the 'Maker' community as well. Indie makers creating tools for an audience of indie makers. Some of the tools are useful, most are
by factsaresacred 8y ago
I'm beginning to see this in the 'Maker' community as well. Indie makers creating tools for an audience of indie makers.
Some of the tools are useful, most are derivative, but it's a funny little economy.
- Swizec 8y agoYou can see a lot of this in the VC-funded economy as well. Most B2B VC-funded startups just cater to other VC-funded startups and nobody without VC money could ever afford their services. Even most B2C VC-funded companies need customers making VC-funded salaries to be able to survive those crucial first few years before they can figure out a pricing model that works outside SFBA. It boils down to entrepreneurs solving problems they have and understand. Whichever community you're in, those are the problems you end up solving.