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Why you should use TypeForms.com
- SwellJoe 17y agoI would not want to be competing with Wufoo. Those guys are fierce. It seems like this company has a technology they find interesting and exciting (some sort of search engine), and are just sort of randomly throwing things at the wall to see what idea sticks. This is a perfectly valid way to iterate, if you can deliver working products rapidly and without losing momentum on your core strengths. But, this page is pretty weak; I'm doubtful you'll get many signups from the available ad copy. Actually, I can't make much sense of what any of your (I guess this is your company?) products do. It might be the right time to spend more time on ad copy and less on product development, since you have four products, and I can't really figure out what any of them are for or why I would want to use them. I could just be dumb, though. I find Apple products really hard to use, for a concrete example of my dumbnicity.
- okeumeni 17y agoI guess when your product has its own Wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtualmin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtualmin) it must be something pretty cool and let me say easier than apple products.
- SwellJoe 17y agoIt's a pretty weak Wikipedia page, though, isn't it? Virtualmin as a page has come and gone several times, as the Wikipedians argue over whether it is notable in its own right...it redirected to Webmin last time I looked and for at least a couple of years, but it's good to see we're now a little more notable in someones estimation. I'll have to see about getting that updated with more information, hopefully without angering the Wikigods.