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If somebody correctly makes a connection from your explanation to something they are familiar with, you have done your job. If you need to make a connection wi
by run4yourlives 15y ago
If somebody correctly makes a connection from your explanation to something they are familiar with, you have done your job.
If you need to make a connection with something you hope someone is familiar with in order to explain your product, you don't understand your product well enough.
- tycho77 15y agoAh, good point.
- eogas 15y agoDo you think it's important to differentiate your product in such a way that it can't be described as X for Y? I suppose there are arguments for either case. If you can be described as X for Y, then you can make the argument that "it worked for the Z industry". However if you can't be easily summed up as X for Y, you can claim that this is something completely new that's never been done before. And people like that...I think? I don't know, I'm rather new to this. What do you think?
- run4yourlives 15y agoI'm sorry, but I don't understand what you are trying to ask. Can you re-phrase your question a little?
- eogas 15y agoThe question I'm really trying to get at is whether it's good or bad to be an X for Y company, or at least for people to think of you that way.