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I can't really imagine ever paying for a product that isn't working in any capacity. I think 6 only works if you can manually complete the process behind the p
by siquick 6y ago
I can't really imagine ever paying for a product that isn't working in any capacity.
I think 6 only works if you can manually complete the process behind the product to give the buyer the illusion that the product is a real product.
- quickthrower2 6y agoAnd yet people do (kickstarter, for example, or those books where there is only 1 chapter done, but you pay almost full price anyway and wait for the rest)
- abeyer 6y agoI think there's a big difference between the types of things that succeed as a kickstarter and yet another SaaS product in a crowded niche.
- sushshshsh 6y agoCan confirm that I'm much more likely to spend money on someone's interesting creative story than on literally any SaaS
- imtringued 6y agoI think the goal is reducing risk to something manageable for a single person without capital. If your customers don't believe in the product then you'll have to be the one who believes in the product and for a single person that is a pretty good signal to look for something more worthwhile.