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You could always tell when a company switch their priority from B2C to B2B. Notion felt different when it was first released but in the last few years new compe
by falnatsheh 5y ago
You could always tell when a company switch their priority from B2C to B2B. Notion felt different when it was first released but in the last few years new competitors were able to replicate what they've done and make it better and faster (e.g. Craft) while notion focused their energy on teams/enterprise features.
- clpm4j 5y agoWhen a productivity app raises $50m at a >$2b valuation, they have to focus on very large teams / enterprise.
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- buryat 5y agob2b is where the money is so no wonder
- candiddevmike 5y agoIf you're looking for a B2C productivity app, checkout Homechart: https://about.homechart.app https://about.homechart.app.
- satvikpendem 5y agoSpeaking from personal experience, people don't pay* for software, especially productivity software, while businesses do. *yes, some people do pay of course, but the dichotomy between B2C and B2B revenue is vast
- feketegy 5y agoRegular users are always penny-pinching, especially when it comes to software. B2B is much more profitable and you can set much higher prices for your products.
- Andys 5y agoI only use notion as a private shared wiki. Do you know of any better apps out there for this?
- thebooktocome 5y agoObsidian.
- maneesh 5y agoVimwiki integrated with task warrior for terminal goodness
- 7sidedmarble 5y agoI've never heard of Craft, but it seems to be a Mac thing? One of the best parts of Notion is it a actually works pretty well on every platform. So that's not very helpful.