Wait, this is the exact opposite of what everyone around here argues about. It's always "Identify a pain point", or find something existing that people need. NOT create a product and then build the market.
I think there is definitely a place for creating a need, so I agree, but it's certainly counter to the startup mantra.
Wait, this is the exact opposite of what everyone around here argues about. It's always "Identify a pain point", or find something existing that people need. NOT create a product and then build the market.
I think there is definitely a place for creating a need, so I agree, but it's certainly counter to the startup mantra.