IMHO, most emphatically *yes* - this is a completely unserved/unserviced area of the B2B and B2C markets.
I noted in the linked thread that such a service would likely start by leveraging individual contacts, and building a reputation for unwaveringly high signal.
It definitely does seem to me that the vacuum between corporate and customers represents a giant sleeper industry that fundamentally won't shift very quickly.
Which means you're unlikely to reach the usual core-problem-is-solved entrenchment/stagnation point that tends to happen when you ramp up on a complex-but-solve-once problem, then find yourself stuck with a bunch of intricate sausage machine bits that aren't doing anything...
IMHO, most emphatically *yes* - this is a completely unserved/unserviced area of the B2B and B2C markets.
I noted in the linked thread that such a service would likely start by leveraging individual contacts, and building a reputation for unwaveringly high signal.
It definitely does seem to me that the vacuum between corporate and customers represents a giant sleeper industry that fundamentally won't shift very quickly.
Which means you're unlikely to reach the usual core-problem-is-solved entrenchment/stagnation point that tends to happen when you ramp up on a complex-but-solve-once problem, then find yourself stuck with a bunch of intricate sausage machine bits that aren't doing anything...