Re:Ask HN: How do you decide which “great opportunity from a...
by DamnYuppie on Wednesday March 27, 2019 @02:52AM
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My litmus test is pure and simple, how much money are they willing to spend right now to solve the problem?
If they will not willing to pony up $$ to solve the problem it isn’t worth doing. It doesn’t have to be your friends that pay but potential/first customers. If you think you/they can’t sell something that doesn’t exist either your sales people are not as good as you think or the idea does not resonate or solve a painful enough problem.
If you build it they will come is b.s.
If you sell it now you will sell a sh*t ton later is a much better moto.
If they will not willing to pony up $$ to solve the problem it isn’t worth doing. It doesn’t have to be your friends that pay but potential/first customers. If you think you/they can’t sell something that doesn’t exist either your sales people are not as good as you think or the idea does not resonate or solve a painful enough problem.
If you build it they will come is b.s. If you sell it now you will sell a sh*t ton later is a much better moto.