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by webwright
6948 days ago
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Need more data. What type of service? What type of users? Having 9,000 enterprise customers is HUGE. Having 9,000 small biz owners is GOOD. Having 9,000 12 year old gamer-kids is not all that good. How indispensable is your service to your users? How fierce is your competition? How much do you still love your idea? How improvable is it? Might want the check out "The Dip: Knowing when to Quit and When to Stick" by Seth Godin... |
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One short measure you can decide on is uptake. If there is little or no uptake you know you are in trouble. But I agree there is a lack of information. Startups are designed to stumble all the time. Is keiretsus` startup stumbling? Is the lack of a compelling idea holding it back? Is the product something that "customers want"?
Is it an Artix? ~ http://www.paulgraham.com/bronze.html