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First you need to add a space (or two as my preference) for "video.Make" on your landing page. The second thing and I think the reason why you were rejected fr
by sdesol 13y ago
First you need to add a space (or two as my preference) for "video.Make" on your landing page.
The second thing and I think the reason why you were rejected from YC was you never showed how your application would increases your users chances of interacting with their idols. I think one of the questions that was part of the YC application was "is your product a chicken and egg thing".
How did you answer this question? What makes "tweets" from "Chance" that much more discernible from other twitter posts.
In your video you promised a better way to get your idols attention but you never explained how.
- abgupta 13y agoThanks for your feedback. Here's our answer to YC app on the chicken & egg issue: Our idea does face a chicken-and-egg problem although not in the typical sense. The 2 groups of users on Chance are Influencers (chickens) & Followers (eggs). Since Chance is built on top of Twitter - a Follower is able tweet video requests to any Influencer through the Chance app, even if that Influencer has never used Chance before. Through these Follower requests, the entrance of even just a handful of Influencers (chickens) into Chance has the potential to pull in 100s or even 1000s more Followers into Chance (eggs). So our strategy initially will be to focus on getting: A) Followers to request a chance with any of their Influencers already on Twitter. B) To get pre-subscribed Influencers to broadcast/tweet their availability on Chance, which would immediately pull their followers in.