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If you have a bunch of leads sitting in your inbox, can you discuss how you rapidly qualify all your leads? Surely there must be value around the process behin
by bravura 14y ago
If you have a bunch of leads sitting in your inbox, can you discuss how you rapidly qualify all your leads?
Surely there must be value around the process behind that.
[Aside: I'm on the fence about you selling this software. Once everyone has it, the value of it decreases, because everyone is competing for the same leads.]
- marcamillion 14y agoThe truth is, right now I just email the ones I am interested in. Some work out, some don't. I definitely agree that there is value behind that process - and I have some ideas about how to solve that issue. But I first want to verify that there is a market-based need for the core product. Once people find it useful enough to pay for, then I will continue tweaking it and adding stuff on, etc. I am not selling the software, I am just selling access to the leads. So you sign up, and my software sends you an email with 5 - 10 leads every single day. I doubt that everybody will act on every single lead, every single day. Plus, I do agree that if we are to look at extreme cases - where I have as many freelancers as I can get, and everybody is replying to every lead - then the value of each lead decreases (or increases, depending on your perspective), but I will be tweaking it and adding sources and listening to feedback. If the problem I am having is that too many people competing for the same leads, I think that would be a good problem to have :)