Are Web 2.0 startups wasting their time with Web 2.0 early adopters?
Andrew Chen writes "The major point I will make here is that Techcrunch and related blogs reach an audience of early adopters, but these may not be the earlier adopters that you want. After all, what's the point of launching a music startup on Techcrunch, for example, if your startup is primarily for the teen mass market?"
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Vidoop | Are Web 2.0 startups wasting their time with Web 2.0 earl... |
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July 25, 2008 |
Andrew Chen writes "The major point I will make here is that Techcrunch and related blogs reach an audience of early adopters, but these may not be the earlier adopters that you want. After all, what's the point of launching a mus... |
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Rick | Are Web 2.0 startups wasting their time with Web 2.0 earl... |
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July 23, 2008 |
Andrew Chen writes "The major point I will make here is that Techcrunch and related blogs reach an audience of early adopters, but these may not be the earlier adopters that you want. After all, what's the point of launching a mus... |
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ghaff | Futuristic Play by Andrew Chen: Are Web 2.0 startups wast... |
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July 21, 2008 |
Remember that "early adopters" vary depending upon your target mainstream audience. |
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