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The article argues that all such apps are "swinging for the fences" and I don't completely agree with that. You can plateau a lot smaller than twitter and still
by wgj 17y ago
The article argues that all such apps are "swinging for the fences" and I don't completely agree with that. You can plateau a lot smaller than twitter and still benefit from delayed revenue, or alternative revenue models.
- bradleyjoyce 17y agoit's an obvious generalization... every app is going to be different depending on it's purpose and target customers/users. Your example of plentyoffish is perfect. A site/app like that DEPENDS on having tons of active users, in which case the fastest route to that is free.