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It's hard. I read somewhere that a new product must be at least 10 times better than the original for users to switch over. I wonder how that translates to cre
by WheelsAtLarge 3y ago
It's hard. I read somewhere that a new product must be at least 10 times better than the original for users to switch over.
I wonder how that translates to creating a new Reddit?
- mikequinlan 3y agoIt is very hard to start a new subreddit. You have to somehow initially get enough people to join and participate to create enough posts and conversations to get other people interested in joining.
- Gtex555 3y agochicken and the egg problem
- ttymck 3y ago> new product must be at least 10 times better than the original for users to switch over. Which product manager told you this? How does one measure how much "better" a product is than another? How does one then measure "willingness" to switch? Nevertheless, if reddit gets "10x worse", isn't that where the opportunity lies?