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Do I get it right that it's basically a tool for making (interactive?) pitches and/or presentations? Presumably with a focus on ease of creation. If so, you'd
by huhtenberg 5y ago
Do I get it right that it's basically a tool for making (interactive?) pitches and/or presentations? Presumably with a focus on ease of creation.
If so, you'd probably want to explain it like that. Because the presentation on the site and your description here are pretty dense and take an effort to parse. If only there were a good tool for efficient pitch crafting... :)
- pclark 5y agoHaha, yup... My biggest challenge right now is Journey is so meta when discussing Journey. It's why we're trying to lean into success stories: https://www.journey.io/success https://www.journey.io/success — but yes. Like if you're describing Journey in isolation, without discussing how someone uses it, you sound like a crazy person: Journey is a builder that lets you embed all sorts of content (slides, video, forms) into a sharable site. These sites can be used for when you want to convey complex ideas in an accessible way. Maybe that is pretty good actually! I had actually always wanted to post on HN with "how would you describe Journey?" :)
- bberenberg 5y agoSounds like you need a meta journey.
- bryzaguy 5y agoIn the gumbo journey intro, the tool is as a replacement of the common approach of a “long boring Dropbox folder.” I liked that. Seems like (just poked around a little) it’s a guided tour for all necessary and typical marketing/sales media. Looks cool! Async vs sync...I’m assuming you’re talking about back and forth sync interactions (emails/zoom) vs customers exploring async? Framing as push vs pull model might better focus on the pain relief. Lets Journey contrast with a pushy sales person.