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From CanYa roadmap:
"Soft launched into a major Australian City. Rapid uptake with high organic growth. Web-app development starts."
On Google Play Market your app have 1000-5000 installs from March, 2017. Is that high organic growth?
"Soft launched into a major Australian City. Rapid uptake with high organic growth. Web-app development starts."
On Google Play Market your app have 1000-5000 installs from March, 2017. Is that high organic growth?
This is a good question.
I think CanYa is a great idea. But it lives and dies by the number of active users.
It is a bit of a Catch 22, where service-offerers want to see a lot of service-seekers before the bother setting up the app and posting their ad, and service-seekers want to see a lot of service-offerers before they bother setting up the app and searching for offerers.
Fiverr and Airtasker are huge. The competitive advantage of CanYa (for non techies, who if we're honest are the majority of people who offer the kind of services this app is focused on) seems to be the low fees.
How exactly is CanYa going to drive the marketing of the app? More importantly, how can it market it in such a way that simplifies the CanYa coin aspect for non-techies, but also doesn't skimp on the important details?
