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I'll splice it even thinner, I think there's a difference between starting a company with a potential $50 product, and a company with a $1 product. Convincing
by Macsenour 16y ago
I'll splice it even thinner, I think there's a difference between starting a company with a potential $50 product, and a company with a $1 product.
Convincing someone to spend $1 on a crazy but needed solution is much easier than $50.
Add that to the mix.
- amirkhella 16y agoActually my experience is almost the opposite. Raising the price of the product made more people buy. There is something to be said about price/value perception.
- kirbman89 16y agoI agree. Read the book eBoys-The First Inside Account of Venture Capitalists at Work . The first few chapters reflect this message and may amaze you.