Personally, I find surveys don't work. In tech, you want to be building products that are 10x better. e.g. half the price, 10x faster, but at half the quality.

Personally, I find surveys don't work. In tech, you want to be building products that are 10x better. e.g. half the price, 10x faster, but at half the quality. But a thing like this is just never going to be understandable in a survey. Like if Uber wanted to launch, what kind of survey would they even put up? Hail a taxi, but it's someone's car and they'll treat you better than a professional? Also it'll be safer than a licensed, regulated taxi. Gmail: Would you like 1 GB of email storage vs Microsoft's 5 MB? (and it's free, filters spam better, and has a better UI) Steam: Would you like to buy games for an average 4 times cheaper, and download them fast, legally when you feel like it? The CDs won't scratch and you can own the games on any PC with internet access. Instagram: Would you like a shareable photo album that is infinitely cheaper than Photobucket with unlimited storage? Oh, it makes you prettier too. If you can ask questions in a survey, that don't make people suspicious, maybe you're not aiming high enough.