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This is proof of Marc Andreessen's idea[1] that if you obtain good product market fit nothing else really matters. Despite ignoring this product for 4 years an
by wavesounds 13y ago
This is proof of Marc Andreessen's idea[1] that if you obtain good product market fit nothing else really matters. Despite ignoring this product for 4 years and having a totally outdated design the market is compelling this product to exist none the less.
You've basically invented Instagram for Twitter here and don't seem to even realize it.
Please do your users a favor and apply Twitter's Bootstrap to the site ASAP, its really not that hard, you've been at this for 10 years, might as well learn a little HTML CSS you've come this far.
1. "Personally, I’ll take the third position – I’ll assert that market is the most impor- tant factor in a startup’s success or failure.
Why?
In a great market – a market with lots of real potential customers – the market pulls product out of the startup. The market needs to be fulfilled and the market will be fulfilled, by the first viable product that comes along. The product doesn’t need to be great; it just has to basically work. And, the market doesn’t care how good the team is, as long as the team can produce that viable product."
- chavesn 13y agoWell, not nothing else. As the author said, it makes next to no money. And it sounds like the traffic is almost entirely transient, which reduces its value greatly. The site averaged less than 2 visits per unique visitor. So, while I get your point that an interested audience propelled the site to great use without much work at all, that's not the whole equation, not even close.