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I am talking with a friend about writing software to market to people in the law market so your post caught my eye. It sounds like a lawyer would find your serv

I am talking with a friend about writing software to market to people in the law market so your post caught my eye. It sounds like a lawyer would find your service really useful and could save money by cutting back personnel whose job it is to currently do this. Nice job. Few thoughts/suggestions: - I think $30/mo is too low - Are the documents sensitive in nature (hence the one-time-link)? If yes, what kind of security do you have to protect these documents from unauthorized access? Highlight this on the site. - Can they export their meeting schedule from your site to google calendar? outlook? iCal? etc? They probably already have a calendaring program in use and may not want to check multiple places for their meeting schedule. If I were them, I would definitely consolidate my meetings into a calendaring solution that was already working for me instead of using yet another calendaring application.

robflynn 15y ago
- I am beginning to think $30/mo is way too low as well. As a programmer, I've always had a tough time selecting prices. I'm going to start high and see how it goes. I can always lower the price later. This has been the most commonly echoed piece of advice that I have received since the posting (both in thread and out.) - Re: the documents. All of the documents are of public record. (SSN, full account numbers, etc. are all censored by both the debtor's attorney and by the creditor's attorneys.) - re: Calendar consolidation. One client is currently testing a desktop app that downloads all of his PDFs and organizes them on his local share and also syncs his calendar entries with Exchange. I plan on allowing syncing with Exchange, Outlook, Google Calendar, and iCal after I see how this test goes. I appreciate your comments. I'd love to hear more about your marketing software idea as well.

robflynn 15y ago

- I am beginning to think $30/mo is way too low as well. As a programmer, I've always had a tough time selecting prices. I'm going to start high and see how it goes. I can always lower the price later. This has been the most commonly echoed piece of advice that I have received since the posting (both in thread and out.) - Re: the documents. All of the documents are of public record. (SSN, full account numbers, etc. are all censored by both the debtor's attorney and by the creditor's attorneys.) - re: Calendar consolidation. One client is currently testing a desktop app that downloads all of his PDFs and organizes them on his local share and also syncs his calendar entries with Exchange. I plan on allowing syncing with Exchange, Outlook, Google Calendar, and iCal after I see how this test goes. I appreciate your comments. I'd love to hear more about your marketing software idea as well.