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I think you need to take a step back from your bias. It's pretty obvious that you like your iPad, and your bias is getting in your way. Given that WuFoo was re
by jcr 16y ago
I think you need to take a step back from your bias. It's pretty obvious that you like your iPad, and your bias is getting in your way.
Given that WuFoo was recently acquired, and the market for its services are in demand, it nearly makes sense to duplicate what they did rather than build something iPad specific. There may be another corp out there looking to acquire a WuFoo-like startup.
- bdclimber14 16y agoI actually don't own an iPad. I do love my friends' iPads and just feel the experience of creating surveys would be superior. Anyways, I'm quite surprised you suggest following a WuFoo model. The product will continue to strengthen I'm sure, and it seems with SurveyMonkey behind them, it would be difficult to compete. I'm sure I missed something with your thought process though.
- jcr 16y agoIt's plain and simple; Having competitors validates the market. Building easy form creation and tracking is one of those things companies just never think about, so a startup like wufoo can fly under the radar until they're considered valuable enough to acquire.