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I don't know about you but I think trying to build a business on "Maybe (hopefully?)" sounds pretty scary. I'd much rather be literally giving away money (if th
by CSSer 2y ago
I don't know about you but I think trying to build a business on "Maybe (hopefully?)" sounds pretty scary. I'd much rather be literally giving away money (if that's what it takes) to get someone to be the Pepsi to my Coca-Cola on the platform.
- vineyardmike 2y ago> I don't know about you but I think trying to build a business on "Maybe (hopefully?)" sounds pretty scary. Isn't this, quite literally, "business as usual" for the vast majority of entrepreneurs?
- CSSer 2y agoI like to think there’s a little more conviction and adaptability there as you try to find market fit, both in terms of messaging and the solution itself. If your point is that no business is a sure thing, then well, you got me. It’s true. My point was that “wait and see” isn’t a business model when you don’t have traction.