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  #1 rachel love on 16 Feb 11

   

  The lesson? Your customers understand their wants and needs more than you do. Release your
  application as soon as possible, be attentive to customer feedback, integrate good suggestions quickly,
  release an update…and repeat. This cycle ensures that the product is conformed to the audience it was
  written for. For customers, there are few things better than to offer suggestions and then to see their
  input materialize in the next release. They appreciate being able to contribute to the evolution of the
  product and as a result, often become evangelists for your application.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The lesson? Your customers understand their wants and needs more than you do. Release your <br /> application as soon as possible, be attentive to customer feedback, integrate good suggestions quickly, <br /> release an update…and repeat. This cycle ensures that the product is conformed to the audience it was <br /> written for. For customers, there are few things better than to offer suggestions and then to see their <br /> input materialize in the next release. They appreciate being able to contribute to the evolution of the <br /> product and as a result, often become evangelists for your application.</div>

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