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Oh boy - disagree with the premise. It's been four months since you started? You haven't failed. It looks like you've been trying to market it to the Internet a
by Aqueous 13y ago
Oh boy - disagree with the premise. It's been four months since you started? You haven't failed. It looks like you've been trying to market it to the Internet at large and not targetting your likely user base. Go see some local businesses and see if they are in the mood for a better inventory management system. Get one business using it. Then another. Then another. Build your user base one person at a time. Businesses tend to talk to each other. You say have one paying customer? Great! That proves that somebody is willing to pay for it. Just reconfigure your marketing and target the people who are likely to do so - those with whom you already have a personal connection.
- nedwin 13y agoI agree. 4 months is way too short to call it quites and shift to a new product. In terms of customer validation it sounds like you have some but it hasn't been exhaustive by any stretch. Trying to get Adwords-generated revenue with such a small budget isn't going to prove anything either way. Articles written by people from Fiverr.com isn't much better. Pound the pavement and find 20 people who have inventory management problems, email 200 people who you think are in your target demographic. Find out what they hate about inventory management and if your solution can fix their problem.
- tmzt 13y agoI'd be happy to take articles that have already been researched and written by people on Fiverr and rewrite them using grammatically correct English while keeping the original SEO keywords. Contact me at the email address in my profile if interested.
- lesinski 13y agoTotally agree with you -- this guy needs to COLD CALL!