http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/ Fantastic Wordress Themes & Website Templates Sat, 05 Jun 2010 09:18:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/comment-page-1/#comment-167 ia Sat, 09 Jun 2007 14:44:43 +0000 http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/#comment-167 Both of you guys (two Matts!) have very strong points. It's always a good mix of ability (business sense + product sense) and timing. Really, really good timing. :) Both of you guys (two Matts!) have very strong points. It’s always a good mix of ability (business sense + product sense) and timing. Really, really good timing.

]]> http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Matt Wed, 06 Jun 2007 15:15:29 +0000 http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/#comment-156 Excellent point Matt (jeez, there are way too many Matts here). As you said, its not just important to have the innovation, but you also must be sure that the audience is ready to embrace the product or technology. Excellent point Matt (jeez, there are way too many Matts here).
As you said, its not just important to have the innovation, but you also must be sure that the audience is ready to embrace the product or technology.

]]> http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/comment-page-1/#comment-154 Matt Wed, 06 Jun 2007 15:07:26 +0000 http://webrevolutionary.com/the-keys-to-web-success/#comment-154 Identifying a gap in the market is good. However stating that YouTube was the first and that's why it was successful is unfounded. The market itself has to be ready to accept a technology, and the under appreciated infrastructure must be at a point to even make this possible. Xerox invented the laptop in the early '80s. Yup, but the infrastructure and market were not ready for something like that. Just because you're first and it's easy doesn't mean it will succeed. You have to have convergence of market, technology, and innovation. You almost always can achieve two, but the illusive third is what keeps people from cashing in. You have a great 2nd point, and 1 should segue more into it. Just my two cents. Identifying a gap in the market is good. However stating that YouTube was the first and that’s why it was successful is unfounded. The market itself has to be ready to accept a technology, and the under appreciated infrastructure must be at a point to even make this possible. Xerox invented the laptop in the early ’80s. Yup, but the infrastructure and market were not ready for something like that. Just because you’re first and it’s easy doesn’t mean it will succeed. You have to have convergence of market, technology, and innovation. You almost always can achieve two, but the illusive third is what keeps people from cashing in. You have a great 2nd point, and 1 should segue more into it. Just my two cents.

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