Small suggestion: change it to "Launch an App and Get ONE Paying Customer Month"
Launching an app, for whatever the reason, is an accomplishment in itself.
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Small suggestion: change it to "Launch an App and Get ONE Paying Customer Month"
Launching an app, for whatever the reason, is an accomplishment in itself.
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AoLJFombeWOmdFpPcVV...
I've took the liberty of adding two entries, haven't add my own since I'm still developing, not sure if I can launch by November.
Small suggestion: change it to "Launch an App and Get ONE Paying Customer Month"
Getting the first paying customer isn't going to be a watershed moment for every kind of venture. Some aren't in it for the money, others are building a foundation for what may be profitable later (re: basically everything Google does or has done). Launching an app, for whatever the reason, is an accomplishment in itself.
Absolutely. I was going by the present scene where a lot of folks seem to be able to launch something but struggle to get customers. Launch something has been hammered real well past few years. IMO upping the bar a little can help.
And yes, like Steve Blank says, if you think you got the next FB or Google, ignore every rule about making rev.
How I'll do this while juggling work, school, another startup, and a girlfriend I do not know.
But...it's NaNoWriMo that month! How are we supposed to write a novel and launch an app? ;-)
I've created a (publicly) shared google docs for tracking who's launching what, here's the link: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AoLJFombeWOmdFpPcVV... I've took the liberty of adding two entries, haven't add my own since I'm still developing, not sure if I can launch by November.
Count me in. I have plenty of ideas, but haven't gotten started majorly in any side projects lately.