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Checked out your product. It looks like a really good implementation of a "poll and survey SDK for mobile developers". There are tens of thousands of mobile developers building all kinds of apps, which group of devs actually need to add different polls / survey in their app every week ? You made it to scratch your own itch.. but what exactly was your itch ? And how frequently did you want to switch the poll, survey that you conduct ? When a user has a pain-point then we need to evaluate the following as well i.e. a user with a pain-point by itself is not sufficient, we have to check for problem-solution fit as well ~ 1. What are the alternative solutions and what do they lack in and how much more value does our offering create in comparison to the alternative ? 2. How often do users face the pain-point ? 3. When do users face the pain-point ?

Posted by vishalchandra on Sep 21, 2014, 12:29 PM

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vishalchandraSep 21, 2014, 12:29 PM

Checked out your product. It looks like a really good implementation of a "poll and survey SDK for mobile developers". There are tens of thousands of mobile developers building all kinds of apps, which group of devs actually need to add different polls / survey in their app every week ? You made it to scratch your own itch.. but what exactly was your itch ? And how frequently did you want to switch the poll, survey that you conduct ? When a user has a pain-point then we need to evaluate the following as well i.e. a user with a pain-point by itself is not sufficient, we have to check for problem-solution fit as well ~ 1. What are the alternative solutions and what do they lack in and how much more value does our offering create in comparison to the alternative ? 2. How often do users face the pain-point ? 3. When do users face the pain-point ?

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