Wall Street Journal, Small Business
WSJ.com, December 19, 2010
By: Accidential Entrepreneur
Two months after launching Brand Thunder, Patrick Murphy sensed that sales were sluggish becuase he was charging too high a fee for his sole product, a customized Web browser.
So he temporarily slashed the price by more than 75% and gave the product new, income-generating features, including ads and a search tool, by forming partnerships with other businesses.
The original fee "was a leap for something that wasn't proven," says Mr. Murphy, who started the Dublin, Ohio company in 2007 in anticipation of a pink slip from a large internet company. "We had to be nimble enough to make that change or this business would not be here today. It was live or die."
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