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First of all, awesome write up Dana. Would love to hear about your current project when we get a chance. @Tam...seems to me like there were plenty of non tech
by canterburry 15y ago
First of all, awesome write up Dana. Would love to hear about your current project when we get a chance.
@Tam...seems to me like there were plenty of non tech businesses in there... restaurants, speakers, renting of items, office hours.
My core issue with these businesses, and 90+% of those I hear about in the valley, is that they are so extremely specialized for such an incredibly narrow market segment that they are next to impossible to get either traction or revenue. Usually, this is nothing more than a strategy by start-ups to AVOID competing with established products rather than creating an actually remarkable product of their own.
...and yes, I have many times heard about the people who are making a killing by selling some obscure little piece of software/product or service to an uber narrow market segment thereby facing nearly no competition. Not sure if that was Dan's strategy as well.
- justincormack 15y agoYes they are not tech businesses. Some of them sounded like they needed less techy people, to actually be realistic about sales.