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First, I'm no startup guru so take my advice with a large pinch of salt. But having worked at and close to major corporations they are often slow to make decis
by osivertsson 14y ago
First, I'm no startup guru so take my advice with a large pinch of salt.
But having worked at and close to major corporations they are often slow to make decisions, and they often choose something that is not best value for money or best tech.
If you really do have a disruptive solution you might want try to work together with (much) smaller companies. You will have an easier time to iterate your product with them since you are basically talking directly to (hopefully) passionate techies that understand the problems and threats and has some clue about possible solutions.
Grow with these customers. You can make joint case studies about how you succeed together. This is always valueable to show other possible customers.
Best of luck.
- anon_pusedo_c 14y agoThanks a bunch for your feedback. With limited resources, what would be a best way to get tech-passionate early adopters from Small/Med biz? How to approach them? Door-to-door knocking (cold-call) is resource intense and time-consuming. Any ideas on these would be highly appreciated. Thanks again.