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Don't want to take too much of your time. There are two types of products:
Product 1. The gain is: Monetization (7/10); User engagement (relevant added value on site and more time on site);Brand Awareness to your website (Social networks and PR) The efforts: management (requires time) Small legal (brand) risk; Initial tech setup (5/10)
Product 2: Gain Monetization (3/10)
Effort Initial tech setup (1/10)
Thanks a lot!!!
Product 2: free Product 1: Fee and/or Subscription
I'd start with launching your Product 2 and pre-sale your Product 1 with enough lead-time to build it after your first sale/upgrade.
Based on the "tech setup efforts" it sounds like the same product but with a freemium flavor. Product 2: free Product 1: Fee and/or Subscription I'd start with launching your Product 2 and pre-sale your Product 1 with enough lead-time to build it after your first sale/upgrade.
What do you think? Thanks!
Based on the "tech setup efforts" it sounds like the same product but with a freemium flavor. Product 2: free Product 1: Fee and/or Subscription I'd start with launching your Product 2 and pre-sale your Product 1 with enough lead-time to build it after your first sale/upgrade.
Hey, thanks a lot for your reply, much appreciated. We provide a solution for websites which enables them to give some kind of service to their users. The fee/free model is less relevant. What's relevant is that in product 1 you can make more money but invest more time in managing the product, as well as it will take more time for you to go live. Product 2 enables our customers to go live very fast, with no managemen…
So IMHO, your best bet is to get Product 2 out the door and crowdsource the value and best features to roll-out of Product 1 for your Product 2 customers.
"Lean in", "get'r done", and "just start" all are great statements that get to the point; your best place for you to start is where you can get to market fastest, and share with your customers your roadmap.
I hope that helps in some way.
Cheers