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Given that many startup founders or newcomers to the business/product world need to somehow market their products and use what's at hand, your comment is pretty
by boredemployee 3y ago
Given that many startup founders or newcomers to the business/product world need to somehow market their products and use what's at hand, your comment is pretty weird.
I wonder if wouldn't be better to test the product yourself and give a feedback?
- Klonoar 3y ago>Given that many startup founders or newcomers to the business/product world need to somehow market their products and use what's at hand, your comment is pretty weird. It's not. I want to know what artists think, not the founders close friends. >I wonder if wouldn't be better to test the product yourself and give a feedback? You have absolutely zero clue whether I did or not. :)
- boredemployee 3y agoWell, it seems like you've already given shameless feedback that does nothing to help the product's reputation. In the real world, where not everyone has access to investment and the privilege of having a network of valuable contacts, something people deliberately do is ask friends and acquaintances for help to leverage your own product.
- Klonoar 3y agoYou do not get to confer "shameless" onto my comment when I'm pointing out something that the author responded and agreed with. Furthermore, I've run a few companies in my time. I'm no stranger to this. Knock it off with the bad attempt at the condescending attitude.
- boredemployee 3y ago>> I've run a few companies in my time. I'm no stranger to this Impressive my guy