Yes. I, too, was thinking that the three most important questions should have been four, and that the fourth is essentially what you say here.
What are we really selling? (To put it another way, what are our customers really buying?). Hint: it's not the software, hardware, service, etc. It's rare for new businesses to have a good handle on this question, but the question is a critical one.
What are we really selling? (To put it another way, what are our customers really buying?). Hint: it's not the software, hardware, service, etc. It's rare for new businesses to have a good handle on this question, but the question is a critical one.