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Can’t get another company's attention? You’re not alone
- baetylus 3y agoHey folks, sharing a post I wrote today. Never have shared my writing publicly, so please provide some criticism in that regard. The short (maybe obvious) story here is: our inboxes are flooded on email & LinkedIn, because our contact information is easily accessible, messaging + email is easily scalable, & businesses have a decent ROI from email/message-based marketing. The end result is a ton of noise. As a plug, I posted this on my startup's blog. We'd like to cut through this communication saturation. If you're interested: https://trypare.com https://trypare.com. Let me know what you think?
- mikebonnell 3y agoIt is unclear to me how this solves the problem you're looking to solve.
- baetylus 3y agoThanks for the feedback. In the product, we'd like companies to approve/reject who they speak with (mutual for approvals), so that unsolicited communication doesn't impede operations. Thoughts?
- mikebonnell 3y agoAgain, I don't think that's clear at all from your marketing pages. It ends with "The end result of all of this is more emails and messages and a harder time discerning what's significant." It isn't clear to me if this is targeted to the business owner or the 3rd party firm. Working at a startup, I want to make choices quickly, but this seems to further obscure the relationship and deal.
- baetylus 3y agoThanks for this feedback! I agree with your assessment. Will be changing things shortly. :-)