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1. Your domain is, in my opinion, terrible. We spent three minutes trying to pronounce it. 2. "We have >7,000 users, and lots of them are still super active i
by puredemo 16y ago
1. Your domain is, in my opinion, terrible. We spent three minutes trying to pronounce it.
2. "We have >7,000 users, and lots of them are still super active in the community." That's actually great start! Why aren't you trying to expand?
- nostromo 16y ago"All told we are probably out ~$2,000 and one years worth of work." Clearly all businesses should be ROI positive after $2000... let's give up!
- augustflanagan 16y agoI don't think the $2,000 mark is really of any significance in deciding whether to move forward or not. If we had a business model that I truely believed in I would be happy to invest a significant amount of money into it. As it stands at this point I don't.
- nostromo 16y agoMakes sense. From re-reading the blog post I wouldn't classify it as a failure as much as a "it's time to move on"-ure.
- puredemo 16y agoGenerally, you would start offering new services that people are willing to pay for. How about e-learning modules for businesses that are $50 / exam?
- augustflanagan 16y agoYeah, I'm getting that a lot on here. I think it is a hard name for people who only speak English, or speak English and other languages that aren't latin based. (Our Spanish speaking members really like the name.)
- thaumaturgy 16y agoSo use multiple domain names.
- Vivtek 16y agoThis is your best bet. I really like "Lenguajero", but I lived in Puerto Rico for a couple of years.