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Thanks for the feedback. Our target customer is a team of developers and content creators that have experienced the pain of building and maintaining an installe
by tonyspiro 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Our target customer is a team of developers and content creators that have experienced the pain of building and maintaining an installed CMS (could be any number of installed CMS systems WP being the most popular). If you haven't experienced that pain / are ok with it as a trade-off, that's fine. You're probably not a customer.
And I spent years building WP websites, made a career out of it for a while, so it's not anything against WP and certainly don't intend to come across the way you described. So really Cosmic JS was built to satisfy my own needs that I didn't get from an installed CMS.
- eropple 8y agoFair enough. Good luck to you. =)
- snazz 8y agoThis clears it up. Still, how do you plan to find and reach your target audience? Most of the people who I know use WordPress aren’t too technical and like the premade plugins and themes. Conceptually, I think it alleviates many WordPress issues, but I’m having trouble thinking of someone I know personally who has the issues you describe.
- tonyspiro 8y agoOur target customer is not a consumer, there are plenty of consumer CMS choices in the market. We're trying to solve the problem for teams of developers and content creators who don't want to waste time diverting developer time to CMS management.
- snazz 8y agoWhen you say “developers”, you mean developers of another product, who want to add a blog or something? If that’s the case, I can better see the audience.
- superchink 8y agoIt looks like he's talking about developers, in the sense of individuals or teams that build content sites (read: deploy and configure Wordpress or other CMSes) for customers as a business.
- plausibilities 8y agoI think these dudes have it in their head that they just wrote the next React/Vue-tier JS framework, but in the CMS space.