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First of all, hats off to an amazing product: very nicely polished, marketed, and packaged. However, and I'm sure you know this much better than I do, this see
by dvt 6y ago
First of all, hats off to an amazing product: very nicely polished, marketed, and packaged.
However, and I'm sure you know this much better than I do, this seems like a niche-of-a-niche type of product, no? YouTube already has some rudimentary video editing capabilities, Vimeo has a pretty nice video editor, and there's (quite literally) dozens of others. Can you even compete in this landscape? I feel that why After Effects/Vegas Video still exist is exactly because they're pretty hardcore tools.
- michaelaubry 6y agoGreat points. I believe so. I don't think it's a zero sum game and competition is great. I have a vision for this product and my main goal is to overload the user with value and an amazing product. I want to have a marketplace and be the go to spot for the best templates (not overly cookie cutter, all beautiful designs), everything needs to be well designed and have a premium feel. I also plan to roll out features other players don't have - they have been copying me for a minute. So I am not going to reveal them all but just know my goal is to bridge the gap between power and ease of use. Mix that with premium assets, a market place, and the user always in mind as a priority. I think I'll have a fighting chance.