I've heard that idea a few times: that word of mouth will find a way. It is generally true that great products spread, so I don't fundamentally disagree. But f

I've heard that idea a few times: that word of mouth will find a way. It is generally true that great products spread, so I don't fundamentally disagree. But for everyone that has ever worked on building a product that didn't get traction (and I presume MANY people on HN fall into that camp), they need to know this isn't the whole story. You can drive far more performance by making sharing easier. Before you had to put a lot of engineering work into it, which is what YesGraph wants to solve. We'll do the heavy lifting for you. This is all from experience at companies at Facebook and Dropbox. I've seen the inside and know how it actually works.