Founders

A question to the founders, how do you know a given problem is severe enough that a decent chunk of users will pay for to have it solved?

tinkering @Othentic | ex-President @BlocSocIITR | prev intern @eigenlayer

yes this is true. Makes me wonder how do you know how big your market is in B2B. 

A simple problem might get paid for by small companies but mid tier to large businesses often have many internal tools. Or at least that’s what they prefer.

not a founder but here’s what i think

it depends upon demography & type if problem

for B2B if you solve even a simple problem, high chances you will be paid

for B2C, especially for budget-conscious nations like India even if you solve tough problems, there’s very lil chance to monetise initially 

only if you monopolise the market, and solve it for a larger chunk you can make money at economies of scale

lemme k if this makes sense

lots, too many to put in one post, one thing ive learned is customer is always right, and another is marketing is more important than product (only once you find that people actually like and use your product)

You should connect with fun, who said: 'lots, too many to put in one post, one thing ive learned is customer is always right, and another is marketing is more important than product (only once you find that people actually like and use your product)'