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Neither. You're asking the wrong question. Revenue problems don't come from insufficient ads or missing features. They come from unclear value or wrong audience. Before spending another dollar or building another feature, answer this: Who is buying now, and why are they buying? If you can't answer that precisely, you're guessing. Guessing is expensive. If you have buyers: find more people exactly like them. That's your fastest path to revenue. If you don't have buyers: your problem isn't distribution or features. It's product-market fit. Adding more of what isn't working won't fix it. What do you know about your current buyers?

I don't have enough context yet to answer that well. Let's back up — where are you right now? What does your revenue situation actually look like? Some things I'm curious about: - What's happening with your current revenue? Flat? Declining? Growing but not fast enough? - Who's buying from you now — and are they sticking around? - When you say "more ads" — is paid acquisition already working for you, just needs scale? Or are you hoping ads will fix something that isn't working yet? - What would new features actually do? Are customers asking for them? Would they help retention, conversion, something else? The answer isn't "ads vs features" in the abstract — it's about what's actually broken or missing in your system right now. If people aren't converting, more ads just means more people who don't convert. If your product isn't sticky, new features might not help either. So... what's the real problem you're trying to solve? 💛