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I disagree. Your product is not alone in the world. If you give yourself a handicap (bad name), a competitor will clone your app, use a much easier name, captu
by 29athrowaway 5y ago
I disagree.
Your product is not alone in the world. If you give yourself a handicap (bad name), a competitor will clone your app, use a much easier name, capture all your target audience and leave you holding the bag.
- azinman2 5y agoBut who is the competitor? And the audience? My point is this has been done N times, and has never really stuck. So either the idea is bad (but common), the executions are all bad, it’s never been marketed right, or the timing is off. I’m not saying names aren’t important, but it’s a small part of success. Many big products with terrible names out there. I’d actually be curious to know if it’s ever been the case where something was identically cloned with a better name and _that_ was the reason for the competitors success.
- 29athrowaway 5y agoIf this starts making money, the competitors will appear everywhere.