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Thanks for the feedback @XCSme Yes you are right-ideas are easiest to find. But finding ideas for which there is a demand & people are actually willing to pay
by aayush4vedi 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback @XCSme
Yes you are right-ideas are easiest to find. But finding ideas for which there is a demand & people are actually willing to pay for- is quiet difficult & iterative process.
My intention to build the product was to help people filter out already viable & successful products in their niche.And then just beat them in terms of better performance, pricing or by focusing on a particular feature or a user-segment. This will give the makers an unfair advantage to beat the competition out there.
"Good artists copy, great artists steal" - a quote Jobs stole from Picasso.
I agree that the placing & packaging of my product doesn't make it clear.Coming from Back-end Engineer background, this is quiet a challenge for me. Working on it for a re-launch :)