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helloluis, in this case you have to have a success story or get a friend to try it out. In business and life, people ask "How can it benefit me?" before they a
by mohene1 15y ago
helloluis, in this case you have to have a success story or get a friend to try it out.
In business and life, people ask "How can it benefit me?" before they accept anything.
Put together 3 good selling points. I would hold off on the marketing, Work on getting someone to try it. You don't have to make a profit on the first use, just make sure you show it works. Getting it to work, gives your product value.
University students might indeed be a good test case, because they are more social and more likely to build a good word-of-mouth network for your ideas.
You may want to go to companies and ask them what are their favorite services (e.g. catering services, bands to book, entertainers).
I liked the baked salmon with lemon capers, didnt know salmon was popular in the phillipines...
- helloluis 15y agoInteresting. I'll definitely work on trying to get specific people to use the app for their business. It sounds like I'm going to be knocking on a lot of doors.