Jan EkholmMar 18

heh, got a marketing email from RevenueCat for some courses they have. One is "How to make an app people will pay for". Sounds somewhat pointless? You make the app nice enough so that people are willing to pay for it. It should solve a problem they have, be suitably priced and that's basically it.

I will do a Ted talk about this topic later. Also my Soundcloud is below.

Show threadSasha Mar 18
@chakie My product manager calls it "product led growth".
Make a product that fulfills a need that actually exists and make it so that people like to use it.
Show threadJan EkholmMar 18
@sashag It sounds pretty simple. In reality it's of course not and I don't see how a single presentation could fix that.
Show threadSasha 
@chakie Indeed. It absolutely can not.
It's like that with all the silver bullet things.
Get rich in one year.
Found a successful company in three easy steps.
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Show threadJan EkholmMar 18
@sashag For apps I think it's easier to list a set of "do not do this" rather than "do this".
Show threadSasha Mar 18
@chakie Yes! And an app acts way closer to the user. Notifications, access to data, always on etc.
So it’s easy to be annoying or implement dark UI patterns.