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This could be considered bad timing for Crowdbooster. Or maybe not. Does this deter others from building businesses that are dependent on a third party app/API
by jbail 16y ago
This could be considered bad timing for Crowdbooster. Or maybe not.
Does this deter others from building businesses that are dependent on a third party app/API? Or does competition provide validation that the idea has merit?
- hartror 16y agoIf I was pg my first question to the Crowdbooster guys would have been "What happens if twitter builds this?". And if I was the Crowdbooster guys my answer would have been "Could twitter do this?" and shown plans to integrate with a gambit of other platforms creating a central SNS hub with Twitter as just the beginning. When building on a platform you should always have plans for what happens if the platform (or someone else for that matter) creates a offering similar to your own.