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Yeah, given their level of success without marketing expenditure (ie, its likely to be a good product) you have to wonder if they would have been able to multip
by doctor_eval 5y ago
Yeah, given their level of success without marketing expenditure (ie, its likely to be a good product) you have to wonder if they would have been able to multiply that success with some marketing effort.
On the other hand, putting (apparently) 100% of their effort into product is maybe the reason it worked.
I personally think a great product is table stakes for success, but I’m repeatedly shown to be wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- imron 5y ago> On the other hand, putting (apparently) 100% of their effort into product is maybe the reason it worked. That’s not what they did either: “We did not focus 100% of our work hours on only one business.”
- doctor_eval 5y agowell, I’d like to know what percentage of the time they spent on this particular business, was spent on product.