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If short-term technical issues, such as performance problems, are preventing your launch, why not just bring in an experienced developer for a few weeks as a co
by milaniliev 15y ago
If short-term technical issues, such as performance problems, are preventing your launch, why not just bring in an experienced developer for a few weeks as a consultant? You wouldn't have to pay them that much, I don't think. It might also be possible to defer payment partially if you are truly cash-strapped.
I don't know if this helps, but for business users, paid, stable, reliable-support, above-board businesses are worth real money. Red Hat makes essentially all their money offering support on a product they themselves make available for free.
Also: your competitor is not copying your content, is he? Is he able to code-up the platform AND pay for content creation on a free product?
- kellyreid 15y agoNo, he's not offering content at all (except a sporadic blog post). Our -new- product, the one that's going to bring us the growth we direly need, is the one that's being evolved on our two sites, in parallel.