You’re right, and the 24-hour window is a real issue. You can’t always guarantee a quick response, especially on weekends. That’s why having an AI agent on WhatsApp is becoming a must—it can keep the conversation active with customers until your team is able to step in.
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@solopribuilds It’s the developer mentality: developers often think the solution to every problem is a new feature. Even when it comes to distribution, they’ll say, “My audience needs this feature before they’ll come,” and it becomes an infinite loop.
@TVanWelsenes Absolutely. Our software targets e-commerce owners, and we use our own WhatsApp Inbox for customer support. This has helped us discover many bugs and improve the product at the same time.
@ChelalaPierre1 Agreed. E-commerce can generate a lot of money and be highly profitable, but it will never be a truly long-term, cumulative business at a large scale. You always need to keep acquiring new customers just to sustain the business.
@omkarships Of course, $0 to $1K is the hardest part. It’s where you put in a huge amount of effort and nobody cares about you. You don’t even know whether you should keep going or just give up.
I always feel like VC-backed startups are often built around achieving a high valuation rather than creating real value for users or building a sustainable business. The cycle becomes: raise funding, increase the valuation, raise more funding, increase it again—and keep repeating the process.