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Failreminder.com, just launched, any feedback?
http://failreminder.com
- gyardley 16y agoProbably not a good idea to put any political figure with a popular following on your front page - why alienate a segment of your audience?
- chrismeyer_ 16y agoYou are right. Let's change that. and thanks for the head up
- chrismeyer_ 16y agodone. what you think, looking better now ?
- icey 16y agoHonestly, I don't see how this is any different than awesomenessreminders.com. How are you set apart from that service? This is important, since they already have national press coverage and a userbase. What's going to stop them from pivoting ever so slightly to crush you?
- chrismeyer_ 16y agoDeeply different, it leverages on awesomenessreminders.com weakness, it becomes easily boring. Our message will be different every time, and not only in the way we present it to you, but also in its content.
- bobf 16y agoThe easiest weakness of awesomenessreminders you could attack, but failed to do so? Site design.
- chrismeyer_ 16y agoWhy do you think that's the easiest to attack? i think your point is wrong. i acknowledge that i plainly copied the design but that's not an important issue. Their site design is not one of their weaknesses.
- bobf 16y agoI'm not a designer, but as a consumer I think site design is extremely important. If your site looks like it was thrown up hastily or is a fly-by-night operation, I'm definitely less likely to give you my credit card information. Why is it the easiest to attack? Because I think their design is so bad that it wouldn't be hard to dramatically improve, with relatively little effort.