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I have no idea what Loom is and you don't really explain what your product can do upfront for people who don't know Loom. I'll pass

• rrr_oh_man 2y ago
  Then you might not be in the target audience, which is totally fine…
  • triceratops 2y ago
    They might well be the target audience. The "I'll pass" at the end was pretty negative but I agree with the rest of their sentiment. Advertising is just as much about showing people they have a problem as it is about telling them you have a solution. But by positioning the product as an "open-source Loom" you've immediately lost the first half of the benefit of advertising. Everyone knows what a Coke is so I can get away with calling my new beverage "a healthier cola". Loom isn't so well-known.
    • bombcar 2y ago
      It's also dangerous if you can only explain your product as a variation of an existing product; it means you're not able to sell your product "directly".