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Founders think that marketing will solve everything. But that's just part of the go-to-market strategy. You need to have product-market fit as well; if the MVP
by mmarian 1y ago
Founders think that marketing will solve everything. But that's just part of the go-to-market strategy. You need to have product-market fit as well; if the MVP
doesn't solve a major pain point you won't get anywhere no matter how much high-quality marketing you do.
Founders will rarely admit this, because admitting that the idea sucks would hurt their egos. It's easier to just say that the startup would've succeeded if they only had someone good at marketing.
I say this as a technical founder myself, who made this mistake.
Also, from a brief look, your product just seems fake. The AI voice and video, the promises of offering incredible benefits, lack of focus on a particular use case.
I recommend listening to this podcast https://www.gettacklebox.com/podcast https://www.gettacklebox.com/podcast
- abilafredkb 1y agoWell, this all sounded good until you claimed the product is fake. None of what is on the landing page is fake. This isn't my first product, I'm young but i've been building for a long time. I know better than to deceive people and I'm hoping none of this feels harsh but please don't call it fake.
- robocat 1y agoMaybe learn to listen better. They didn't say it was fake. They said "Also, from a brief look, your product just seems fake". Actionable honest feedback, and you're burning them for it. The feel is important, even if it is hard to quantify. Their comment was helpful, and they don't have to spend 5 minutes of their precious time helping you. Graciousness and thankfulness can be learned.