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You could electronically interact with other services, such as FaceBook or MySpace, where other older services couldn't. I like the idea that I can authorize s
by hugh 18y ago
You could electronically interact with other services, such as FaceBook or MySpace, where other older services couldn't.
I like the idea that I can authorize somebody to change my facebook status to "Hugh is dead". It would be embarrassing if it were stuck for all eternity on, say, "Hugh is going skydiving".
Realistically I think it'd be difficult to persuade people to give money to a brand new startup for a service which probably won't be delivered for decades. But maybe you can think of a way to do it, especially if you somehow tie yourself to some long-lived, trustworthy organization that people can be more confident will still exist in a century's time.
- DanielBMarkham 18y agoYes. By kicking this around a bit, I'm a little clearer on my original comment. My thoughts are: great site and idea! How are you going to bond with customers? Because you gotta get out there and live with your customers, and so far all I see is an idea. So fix the customer idea -- find and tightly identify a niche. Find the people who are already living with them and become their best friend. Take your problems -- lack of big name, lack of surety, etc, and turn them into assets.