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Build the tools, then the community.
Some thoughts regarding today’s Apple announcements…
- First, build tools that make solving real problems effortless and fun (like organizing and listening to music).
- Grow the user base by tweaking an amazing product.
- Then, add a community to those tools.
My problem with Facebook is that its tools suck.
Tumblr started out for me as a stupid simple way to power my blog. And then a community grew up around it. Flickr was the same. I wanted a place to publish my photos. Then a community grew up around it. I’ve been a music lover all my life and iTunes enabled me to easily organize my music. Now it looks like there will be a community that will form around my music interests.
There are professional photographers and professional writers. They need stupid simple tools to effectively solve their problem. If there’s a profession in need of tools, there’s a huge number of amateurs looking for the same tools. I’m worried that there aren’t professional location sharers.
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A very interesting concept
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has done the same...me. I haven’t checked it in detail yet, but from
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