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This makes sense. I think developing product for people will require interacting with them a lot, and it's less friction to do it with people you have an affini
by Jugurtha 5y ago
This makes sense. I think developing product for people will require interacting with them a lot, and it's less friction to do it with people you have an affinity with. Now, whether it will be a viable business requires that these people be able to afford your product and rely on it for their business somehow.
The above is full of assumptions (B2B, revenue from the sale/subscription as opposed to ads or something, viable from the get go without venture funding, etc). Not sure if my assumptions are correct.