Global or Local? What market do you target?
Oleg Eltsov
90 replies
Are you planning to build a global player or maybe a local leader?
Share which market is most important to you!
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Ivan Dudin@myprlab
Blocks
First of all, on the global market. But so far it has been better to take off on the local market
Share
Global first, then localizing where it's needed :)
We're going global as we are a SaaS startup in the community niche with a strong USP.
Btw, we are live on Product Hunt. If you are interested, feel free to check and share your feedback/support. :)
Who Wants to Be a Unicorn (Unicorn Game)
Quite tricky, startups need to start small but have broad ambitions. We started with a narrow local use case and expanded gradually
Skylead
Yeah, agree with you
Skylead
Global, we don't even promote localy.
Our market is global too - optimal for B2C2B type of product were building
global
Flipner AI
We target to Global.
Free Essay Checker AI
I will definitely target on global market.
XspaceGPT
Global!
My first stable job was a copywriting position at a linguistic services provider. It happended ages ago, but I always remember something a co-worker told me pretty early on, "to go global, go local". Success across local markets = global success.
Of course, your main mkt assets (your website, for instance) could try to target a global audience. But local strategies always pay off at a different level.
I see that everyone wants to be global. We at FirstHR are also launching into the global market, but if we see a strong bias towards one specific country, we will most likely focus on working with it.
There is nothing wrong with being a local leader and then taking over the world. What do you think?
Global. More bandwidth to finding pmf a bit slowly
Fitmap App
We are planning to go global. Finding good opportunity.
Global for b2b around the world!
At Back4App, our focus is global. Our dev platform can be used from anywhere and today we have users from over 50 countries.
Hue Log
Always global (good thing living in a small country - global is always default mindset).