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Is that the kind of template you are talking about ? http://www.goodprint.co.uk/landing/business_card_f?ref=k&gclid=CJ_E6-W447YCFfQZtAod2FgAcw http://www.goodpr

Is that the kind of template you are talking about ? http://www.goodprint.co.uk/landing/business_card_f?ref=k&gclid=CJ_E6-W447YCFfQZtAod2FgAcw http://www.goodprint.co.uk/landing/business_card_f?ref=k&#38... the idea might be valuable (simplifies people's work), but you probably want to avoid eating the huge market of business cards. There are dozens of them. Plus, you may want to validate your idea first. I'd be cautious about the fact that customers are ready to have the same template than others when they call a designer. :S. Other than that, I find the idea seducing

trez 14y ago
Thanks for your feedback. There is many reasons you would like to reuse the same template. Indeed, some customers might not want to have the same design, but some don't care if they pay less (small companies), some websites already have a list of available templates. The other main reason would be reordering, another one would be to avoid some revisions (like change in the job title). About validating my idea, it's what I am trying to do, quite a tricky task :/. Any advices on how to do that would be really appreciated.
- danielstudds 14y ago
  Congrats on quitting the job! Now... down to the real work! Find your customers first. If you know who they are, then you've got a chance to validate the idea. If you don't, then you can't.
- jlengrand 14y ago
  Well, in your case I would be tempted to say that your API should send you mails about job to do. Your customers will fell like they are modifying template, but behin you are doing the job yourself. :) You could set up some taskrabbit stuff for that. In your case, I would also go to customers as soon as possible to avoid doing something that wouldn't match their needs :). Good luck, and keep us updated!
  - trez 13y ago
    Thanks a lot. That would be a bit expensive but might get the idea validated. If you want to be stay posted, you can follow @stamplinAPI

trez 14y ago

Thanks for your feedback. There is many reasons you would like to reuse the same template. Indeed, some customers might not want to have the same design, but some don't care if they pay less (small companies), some websites already have a list of available templates. The other main reason would be reordering, another one would be to avoid some revisions (like change in the job title). About validating my idea, it's what I am trying to do, quite a tricky task :/. Any advices on how to do that would be really appreciated.

danielstudds 14y ago
Congrats on quitting the job! Now... down to the real work! Find your customers first. If you know who they are, then you've got a chance to validate the idea. If you don't, then you can't.
jlengrand 14y ago
Well, in your case I would be tempted to say that your API should send you mails about job to do. Your customers will fell like they are modifying template, but behin you are doing the job yourself. :) You could set up some taskrabbit stuff for that. In your case, I would also go to customers as soon as possible to avoid doing something that wouldn't match their needs :). Good luck, and keep us updated!
- trez 13y ago
  Thanks a lot. That would be a bit expensive but might get the idea validated. If you want to be stay posted, you can follow @stamplinAPI