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+1 for not using the bootstrap default by the way looks good. missing: favicon, and how you are going to monetize? nice to have: API for event creators (certi
by eranation 14y ago
+1 for not using the bootstrap default by the way
looks good.
missing: favicon, and how you are going to monetize?
nice to have: API for event creators (certified ones) to add events so you don't have too
nice to have2: use open graph to identify events
nice to have3: google maps integration
must have: mobile app :)
but keep going, so many have the same issue, and no one did it right, so being the first with SOMETHING is great
one last thing - the thing that kills such things is content
have great content that is up to date, people won't care about features or how it looks
- eventdroid 14y agothanks for your feedback! monetization is pretty far out at this stage but it's definitely on the to do list. And yes, content is important, we spent a lot of effort aggregating and curating the events, and there's still a lot of room to improve on that front. Can you explain a little bit on what you mean by API for event creators? Thanks again!
- caw 14y agoMonetization - You could do sponsored event postings or affiliate sales of tickets. I think what he means is that I as an event host will periodically hold events. If I could notify you via the API when I have a new event that would get me listed faster.
- eventdroid 14y agoI see. I think we can implement an event submission form, that should take care of your use case. Yes, there are several ways we can go about monetization. But I think at this point our focus is on content quality and user experience.