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Forget launching. You're just leading yourself up to this amazing day that... may not be so amazing. Put it up. Then email your subscribers when you have an MV
by sahillavingia 16y ago
Forget launching. You're just leading yourself up to this amazing day that... may not be so amazing.
Put it up. Then email your subscribers when you have an MVP. Slowly, hopefully, the word will get out.
And by the date you'll have originally launched, you'll already have an active user-base!
- guynamedloren 16y agoI may have explained my goals incorrectly in the original post. The idea is to build a product with a set of core features that I have determined will make up the MVP[1]. When these features are complete, the MVP will uploaded to public space known as the internet. Period. Regardless of the date. The date exists as kind of a personal deadline - a form of self motivation. I'm pretty sure the app will be done and ready before then. I haven't worked it up to be some amazing, victorious day. Not into that kinda thing. My question is simply - do I put a placeholder page and start taking emails today, or put up nothing at all until the MVP is complete? [1]There are not a lot of these core features - like 4 or 5. Honestly, a decent programmer could probably build all of the functionality in a week. It's a dead simple app.