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> Isn't there a risk that releasing a product too early > could cause a negative first impression and by the time > you have gotten around to improving it
by jt2190 13y ago
> Isn't there a risk that releasing a product too early
> could cause a negative first impression and by the time
> you have gotten around to improving it, everyone has
> lost interest?
Let's say that the per customer cost of your sales cycle doubles each time you engage that customer. This may not be a problem if:
* you have a large market, and there are plenty of new
potential customers.
* the cost of your sales cycle is really cheap, i.e.
low-touch, online sales.
So if you have a small market that's expensive to sell to, make sure you've got all the details worked out in advance.