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What the heck is it supposed to do? That's a serious question. I scrolled all the way to the bottom, clicked on About Jellfi, read a bit about the founders, an
by run4yourlives 14y ago
What the heck is it supposed to do?
That's a serious question. I scrolled all the way to the bottom, clicked on About Jellfi, read a bit about the founders, and then finally noticed that:
"Jellifi matches both professional and casual event planners to the best and most unique local talent for flawless and fun events without the stress."
That (preferably with fewer adjectives) needs to be the first thing I (and anyone else) see, IMO. Without it the service seems all style no substance.
(Granted this may not be as much of a problem with promoters and artists than it is with a 38 year old programmer that lives in insurance.)
- jgs1 14y agoTo me, part of the issue is that there are two audiences (event planners/event related services vs. someone who needs help planning an event) and the homepage attempts to market to both at the same time. The subheading and the call to action seem to contradict each other. "Jellifi is looking for event planners" vs. "Plan Event Free"...huh? That said, I do think it's an interesting concept and suggested it to a friend who does event photo booths and he seemed very interested in signing up.
- joonix 14y agoI read the site and still can't really figure out what it does. What the hell was that "launch party?!" Was that really thrown just for the launch of this simple event app? Am I in another world? What a tremendous waste of resources. This startup craze is truly getting outlandish.
- Sumaso 14y agoFirst page without scrolling down I see: "Online tools makes it easy to plan your next events." There is also a big green button that says: "Plan event free" So I'm not quite sure why are you are confused about, the site is about planning a events!