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by timjahn
5478 days ago
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I think aggravation is a great problem to solve and there's definitely value in that. Ultimately, it's a matter of how much the customer values your product and how well it solves their problem. If your customer is aggravated because a certain process takes forever to complete, and your product cuts that time in half, allowing the customer to concentrate on other money making parts of their business...then there is definitely a price on aggravation. |
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