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Read the same article yesterday, which got me thinking. I'm not familiar with Fieldbook, but I do wonder if they weren't as savvy as Airtable when it came to s
by avinium 8y ago
Read the same article yesterday, which got me thinking.
I'm not familiar with Fieldbook, but I do wonder if they weren't as savvy as Airtable when it came to sales & finance strategy.
Products alone rarely make a business. It's a perfectly viable strategy to keep forging ahead at a loss while you slowly gain market share. You obviously need to show revenue growth (sales savvy) to keep the funding coming through (finance savvy).
I'm definitely guilty of getting all caught up in product and neglecting the business side of things.
- Aeolun 8y agoI feel like technically Fieldbook had pretty much everything that they needed to compete with Airtable. Airtable probably does a better job of attracting customers with their extensive collection of premade content though. But I cannot get over the ‘candy’ look in airtable.