@drenfr01 thoughts on this? I'm thinking that if we brand ourselves as 'currently in beta', we are allowed more perceptual leeway with lack of users and possible bugs. Anything that goes wrong in beta will do less to harm our brand as long as we make it clear.
The flip side of this would be that user might not want to use us until we are past beta.
@drenfr01 thoughts on this? I'm thinking that if we brand ourselves as 'currently in beta', we are allowed more perceptual leeway with lack of users and possible bugs. Anything that goes wrong in beta will do less to harm our brand as long as we make it clear.
The flip side of this would be that user might not want to use us until we are past beta.