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I am living off http://www.AwesomenessReminders.com http://www.AwesomenessReminders.com and http://www.CustomerFind.com http://www.CustomerFind.com. For Awesome

• spIrr 16y ago
  What percentage of your income is coming from CustomerFind? Just curious, because it seems like a really lean startup.
  • zackattack 16y ago
    CustomerFind (http://www.CustomerFind.com http://www.CustomerFind.com) is built around an idea: enter in keywords, then get notified about who is mentioning them on Facebook & Twitter. Then you get a neat way of replying to those people, in case you have a targeted solution to their problems. A small number of people pay for the software, perhaps because it is poorly marketed, or perhaps because there is a lot of competition in the social media monitoring space. Most people just use it for the email report functionality. However, most people don't take full advantage of the powerful software I built. One entrepreneur was savvy enough to realize that I had something powerful on my hands, and now he's paying me handsomely to manage and grow his Facebook and Twitter profiles. I use CustomerFind to find people (targeted by geography and keywords) who might be interested in his services, and then one of my employees sends them a personalized direct message to start building the relationship. It's like SalesForce but for Social Media. I'm excited for what the future holds there...
• iamgoat 16y ago
  Awesomeness Reminders is hilarious. Wish I had known of the referral code, but regardless, it was money well spent!
  • zackattack 16y ago
    Glad to hear it was a dose of awesome!
• philfreo 16y ago
  Would you like to buy SuckinessReminders.com from me for a very reasonable price? ;)
  • zackattack 16y ago
    No, thank you though