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These certainly do exist, e.g. salesforce.com are huge. However you touch on a point that hasn't yet been developed - you could innovate around actual service
by ses 15y ago
These certainly do exist, e.g. salesforce.com are huge.
However you touch on a point that hasn't yet been developed - you could innovate around actual service connection through a b2b social network. So exposing web services that could actually allow companies to place orders from suppliers or create projects they wish to go out to tender and the suppliers can bid on etc.
I would think you're much better off focusing on a niche market, if you can prove one exists. If not then start generic and iterate, honing in on a target market.
But be aware there are definitely competitors in this general area.
- anujkk 15y agoYou're right. I guess the right way is to focus on one particular industry. I have few in my mind that's have been overlooked. I had a tough time finding suppliers and manufacturers for a product that I wished to sell online. All I got was messy trade directories like http://www.tradeindia.com http://www.tradeindia.com or a dedicated forum for discussing that business.