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Thanks for the input. I've thought about unbounce, but as you guessed, I'm a little reluctant to share the idea. The barrier to entry is fairly low. Success
by hcurtiss 15y ago
Thanks for the input. I've thought about unbounce, but as you guessed, I'm a little reluctant to share the idea. The barrier to entry is fairly low. Success will depend on the domain name (which I have) and the relationships with certain third parties (which I'm developing). My idea isn't one that will require a terribly sophisticated back-end. The tech is all pretty straight forward. My thinking is that if I do it well, and affiliate with large national organizations, that it will gain momentum others won't be able to easily replicate. For that reason, I'll probably require confidentiality agreements from third parties involved until launch.
Is there some reason I should change my approach?
- petervandijck 15y agoYes, two reasons. Confidentiality agreements a) will drive a lot of really good people away, and b) will make you believe in your idea even more, when you should be doubting it and poking holes in it and testing its assumptions. b) is the bigger reason.