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Service looks incredibly dated and the pricing is all out of whack. The whole "in 2 minutes" thing never resonates with me. To me it implies a crappy service.
by pbreit 12y ago
Service looks incredibly dated and the pricing is all out of whack.
The whole "in 2 minutes" thing never resonates with me. To me it implies a crappy service. Anything (sizable; like, oh, say, going into business) doable in 2 minutes is NOT worth doing.
- themodelplumber 12y agoAs a website-building shingle-hanger, I love that "in 2 minutes" services exist. They are like a blowoff valve for my business. If a potential client isn't going to take advantage of the particular ways in which I could help them, vvvupp-PSHHHHHHH--I vent their project off to an "in 2 minutes" service or Squarespace. "Why pay more?" I'm happy to recommend those services and glad my business coach convinced me to consider how valuable they are in communicating my market position. They also remind me to think about ways to differentiate myself and actively communicate value to prospective clients. It's a cliche but the goal is that clients--no matter who they are--all win, and I win too.