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I think this post almost touches on an interesting point - note taking apps & software are also competing against pen and paper, which are many ways stronger.
by andylynch 6y ago
I think this post almost touches on an interesting point - note taking apps & software are also competing against pen and paper, which are many ways stronger.
As a product for example, Moleskine (arguably the brand leader) most recently reports nearly EUR 175M in sales - nearly double that of Evernote, and you have many good alternatives in any stationer for just a few dollars.
- agustif 6y agoHopefully evernote (or any software vs physical) has a better margin?
- djhworld 6y ago> software are also competing against pen and paper, which are many ways stronger. for scratchy notes that you don't care about sure, but if you want to search, copy/paste, erase etc. physical notebooks are the worst. I was an advocate for moleskine books at one time, but got sick of trying to remember where I wrote something