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Re.: 2. Don't worry about the price point atm. He might be right that it is not worth currently for him, but it looks like that a lot of other people value it.
by je42 12y ago
Re.: 2.
Don't worry about the price point atm. He might be right that it is not worth currently for him, but it looks like that a lot of other people value it.
If you continue adding features and continue making the product as a whole better and more valuable for a larger and larger audience.
So eventually he should be happy as well.
That requires obviously, that you mostly add features. i.e.
you don't re-invent features or redesign features without adding value (just to make prettier),
I have seen a lot of teams/people doing that kind of mistake.
- saddington 12y agoa great reminder. i'm keen on keeping it simple... and focused. i don't need to be the next microsoft word... i'd rather not actually. i think one of the most important things any developer or business does is decide who their customer is... and who their customer isn't.