I am almost certain that in the not so distant past there were more questions under this section, and you could even go back and read older entries, too.
Am I dreaming up stuff or has something changed in the last few months?
As an example, I was thinking of adding "The Ideal Team Player" by Lencioni, which I found useful to use as a loose framework when hiring people.
What are your "must-read" books that I should put on this bookshelf?
Thanks!
I managed to slowly and painfully create a MVP (very minimal in fact), and many features are lacking - such as, login support, automatic deploys, etc.
It's all fun and great source of learning but I have to admit that, at this pace, it will take me ages to complete it - and even then, most likely never at the standard of a web dev.
At this point, what are my options (beside ditching the project altogether, of course!)?
According to their website: for First Class mail, it's 4 to 6 business days _plus_ an additional 5 to 7 days, while for Standard Mail, anywhere from 7 to 21 business days (and USPS does not provide delivery time guarantees for Standard Mail).
What are my options, were I look to target the European market? A delivery time of 4-6 business days would be something I'd love to have.
What would you do to differentiate the product? What steps would you follow? Or would you drop the ball altogether (hopefully not!)?
For instance, from what I can see:
- though the target audience is the same, it's live in a continent different than mine - so maybe I can play that card instead?
- the pricing plans are all subscription-based, so I was thinking maybe I can introduce a "Pay as you go" tier, instead?
I guess, my bottom-line question is: what dimensions would you (or did you) consider to differentiate your product?
