Haha no.
Ignoring your consumer base is the worst idea to do, like holy crap, it's pretty much an instant way to lose your consumer base and money.
[QUOTE=Xonax;49696883]Haha no.
Ignoring your consumer base is the worst idea to do, like holy crap, it's pretty much an instant way to lose your consumer base and money.[/QUOTE]
But if you do for users chunk by chunk. It's okay and people will forget about it over time. Just like youtube implements its features.
If you do it to everyone at once, though, it will create an uproar.
[QUOTE=AtomiCal;49696938]
If you do it to everyone at once, though, it will create an uproar.[/QUOTE]
which is happening to youtube regardless
Facebook 2.0
[QUOTE=Xonax;49696883]Haha no.
Ignoring your consumer base is the worst idea to do, like holy crap, it's pretty much an instant way to lose your consumer base and money.[/QUOTE]
Depends on the customer base really, sometimes you need to ignore them to get anything done or you'll be changing features every 5 seconds.
Should a company's success that's driven by it's enormous consumer base ignore it's consumers? Let's find out.
[editline]8th February 2016[/editline]
[QUOTE=markg06;49697268]Depends on the customer base really, sometimes you need to ignore them to get anything done or you'll be changing features every 5 seconds.[/QUOTE]
I don't think you know how collective feedback and listening to your customers work. You get an aggregate response of how your product is doing on a regular basis and tweak it based on their views as well as it's what's best for business, nobody's talking about erratically changing stuff.
