Visit http://search.twitter.com
Enter some of your customers pains, see what kind of results you get, engage.
Simple.
Now download TweetDeck, load those searches as columns, check in once a day.
You’ve just opened yourself to a world of opportunities.
I keep hearing it more and more.
“We launched with 50% of what we wanted, we could have launched with 10%”
“Scale down, smaller is better”
“Going to the absolute smallest market we can find, now dominate globally”
Just some of the errings.
They’re all right.
As Seth Godin discusses, Small is the new Big. ย Big ideas start off small and are being run by small teams.
Go small, focus, be big.
How can we deliver with less? less features, less resources, less employees…. less everything.
Guy Kawasaki’s aim was to just have a couple of guys and make a cool $1m/year (trumeours)
Now magnify his concept by 1000, 1000 micro businesses run by a couple of guys dominating their tiny niche globally.
Small is the new big.