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dont use the word 'trap' when talking about customers. Scary! ;) Why do you think they'd use your software? Whats your benefit? Free? Does that mean no support
by pclark 17y ago
dont use the word 'trap' when talking about customers. Scary! ;)
Why do you think they'd use your software? Whats your benefit? Free? Does that mean no support? Self-hosted?
- maheshsingh 17y agoyaa you are right 'trap' is a Scary word, i'll use convince ;) Why do you think they'd use your software? -Because i think they are charging more. -Open Source and free model added advantage apart from other added features, but at start with basic version. Whats your benefit? -Pro version Free? Does that mean no support? -There will be support but only email and limited number. Self-hosted? -No
- knightinblue 17y agoHere's an even better word - 'attract' A word of advice regarding the copy on your website, make sure you hire someone who can write well. Please don't take this is a slight, this is serious advice. First impressions can make or break your customers' experience and poorly worded writing can severely damage the experience.
- ScottWhigham 17y agoI agree. I had trouble following OP's intent due to language. I think that the reason more people haven't chimed in is that the initial question is worded so confusingly. And also, I don't mean this as a slight; just an observation. I doubt that anyone would mind if you re-phrased and re-posted with more substance.
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