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ok not a fan of the ticketing idea, reasons have been rehashed here a dozen times (venue lockout, ticketmaster/eventbrite, brown paper tix, etc) Social media r
by brianbreslin 15y ago
ok not a fan of the ticketing idea, reasons have been rehashed here a dozen times (venue lockout, ticketmaster/eventbrite, brown paper tix, etc)
Social media reporting, this is a tough one, as someone who built an early social media reporting tool years ago, I'd say the market is tough to get people to pay for the functionality. However, if you can get the right clients they will pay large sums. The market for this is very fickle and competition is tough (salesforce/radian6 for one). One key thing I learned: small business/midsize biz don't have enough chatter to validate spending on reporting yet (imagine how many people are talking about John Doe dry cleaner in San Juan on twitter on a given day).
recurly for dummies, can't you do that with a paypal widget that is an embed code anyway? right now my fav of the ideas though
i don't see value in while you were out notes system. maybe the way its presented doesn't make sense. i could definitely see a use for a push notification of incoming things (i.e. voicemail to your desk line, package received via fedex at front desk, etc)
zappos customer service one is tough to do, as a huge part of zappos customer service is not the crm they are using, but the policies they've put in place.
- sushrutbidwai 15y agosocial media reporting is also very costly to do now. Most social media tools license the data and costs for licenses are very high right now.
- brianbreslin 15y agovery very true. anyone who wants to sell a "complete" report has to get twitter firehose. or talk to gnip. that will run you $2k/month EASILY.