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I think people probably do, I imagine it feels like a broken promise to them. My question would is why spend so much time on the marketing instead of the produ
by dsugarman 4y ago
I think people probably do, I imagine it feels like a broken promise to them. My question would is why spend so much time on the marketing instead of the product? You need a core group of users to really love the product instead of a lot of people to kind of like it. It sounds like you got some users and a lot of feedback already which is awesome, I would get to work on getting the product really awesome for those early adopters who stick around. You can continuously market to those who didn't with every feature release so they see the rate of progress.