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It's usually not a good idea to position your product's entire value prop as "better than x" What happens when X actually improves? Then the whole reason for y
by beAbU 4y ago
It's usually not a good idea to position your product's entire value prop as "better than x"
What happens when X actually improves? Then the whole reason for your existence evapourates.
- creshal 4y ago> What happens when X actually improves? Then the whole reason for your existence evapourates. Sounds like the developers would consider it a win-win situation.
- im3w1l 4y agoI agree, but for a different reason. Go to some random person and say this is Thunderbird but better and I'm pretty sure the response you'll get is thunder-what?. Thunderbird's marketshare seems to be below 0.1%.