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Good article - with regards the first point - Sin #1: Pride - "Showing off your customers. People want to use tools that big brands use." - Would you need to ge
by whyleym 16y ago
Good article - with regards the first point - Sin #1: Pride - "Showing off your customers. People want to use tools that big brands use." - Would you need to get permission off of the big brands to use their brand on your site ? Or the fact they use your site - could that be enough to publicise it ?
- tomjen3 16y agoEven if it is theoretically enough to have them do business with you, you should ask before you do -- which shouldn't be hard because you only need to ask twenty or so, so it does not require that much optimization.
- randfish 16y agoWe put it in our terms of service (and many companies that do signups over the web do, too). For big companies with strict privacy, they'll get in touch or let you know if they don't want you using it. That said, my strong preference is to highlight customers where we personally know someone there or have received very positive feedback (just in case someone wants a specific reference).