BartBoch

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by BartBoch 8y ago
The 1% of the population you are talking about needs 20 years before adding to the economy. The results will be visible once they will enter the market.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
But employee A can search for a very specific thing, something that machine learning won't be able to do. So it does not need to scale if they want to target a single person.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
I agree I could handle this better. To my defense after handling a few hundred emails, sales messages, comments etc. my brain was melting. I was prepared for everything, besides hijacking my thread for self-promotion. My reaction obviously
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Thank you. It has been a tough day, but a constructive one indeed.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
By going this logic, there is not a thing called neutral or unbiased? Don't you agree?
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by BartBoch 8y ago
> What benefits do the reviewers get? Do they get a financial incentive or just because its something they might enjoy doing? Enjoy doing/being helpful. >you said you get input. In the form of linkedin, emails, text, etc? Do you
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by BartBoch 8y ago
You can get a mobile phone for people that work for a company, or for a division (if it is a different entity). There is quite a lot of companies providing that data.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
I think we should not generalize in any way this. There are people that need this, and there are people that don't need this. As simple as that. Most of my customers are startup owners, where they need another form of validation before
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Yes, but as of now, I cannot offer this. The cost of tests and validate this model would go into thousands of dollars. I might try that in the future.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
> Also, how long are people going to be willing to do this without expecting anything in return? I think you missed the part - I contact new audience for every customer. Those are not the same asked over and over to answer questions.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
By targeting responders as precise as possible so they answer because they want to, not because they need to.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
I have mentioned it previously, I can target people working in a company in an office building and try to reach to them. So yeah, there is a good chance I will be able to do so.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
> Let's suppose I place an order for the following idea "I want to open up a burger food truck next to the AmeriCar Insurance office building in Chappaqua, NY" - this is your example on your landing page. No problem, right
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by BartBoch 8y ago
I am actually not using Facebook Ads. I am using lead generation tools to find prospects and contact them using text messages. No ads are involved in the process. "The message above does make some good points and you just try to drown
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Yes, they are ensured that they answer anonymously.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Well, ok. I see you decided to attack me. OK. I am not interested in going into the fight with you, so I will answer just a few things I think people would like me to explain. "My idea is 50% accurate?" - the question "How ac
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by BartBoch 8y ago
I cannot mention the company I am using (NDA), but you can find those companies if you dig a little. There is much more than one. I ask them politely to fill the quick survey (answers are submitted by clicking buttons rather than writing) a
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Good to know, thank you!
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Yes, yes, yes. MrBartBoch :)
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by BartBoch 8y ago
This is a research project, so there is a certain amount of trust required. Also with most reports, you get very specific comments as well. Suggestions, critique, insider information. This can give you an idea of how targeted is the audienc
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Yes, that is allowed. I can sell results, not actual data. No risk for me whatsoever as long as I make sure no personal data of leads is given to the end customer.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Not negative at all Oras. I understand there is a lot of questions that might need answering. This is a research project - as such, the results are stripped of the personal data of responders. You can often see that influencers are people h
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by BartBoch 8y ago
There is some, to be honest. I am running at $0 profit (as per my report). I have got a nice discount for leads (I am categorized as a research project since I strip all the personal data). This gives me the ability to run this. There is so
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Some niches are indeed impossible to reach. If the niche is extremely small I advise on contacting me first. If I will be unable to deliver I will simply issue a refund. Candidates are qualified through lead generation tool. You need to spe
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Well, I know this is a trust issue with all the research companies. The answer is comments - you can figure if the users are real by checking comments submitted by them. They are usually pretty specific and helpful.
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Sounds good! I am manning the chat if you have any questions! (I am the owner)
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Thank you. I have found an untapped niche and took a bet. Only companies in this market, that are doing it in an unbiased way (they do not pay responders to answer the surveys) are the ones that charge $2K upwards per survey. There are no p
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by BartBoch 8y ago
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words!
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One month from concept to $1000 in revenue(indiehackers.com)
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by BartBoch 8y ago
The question will be then if the increased amount of uninsured people will affect the economy badly (by the inability to access professional health services) and if this will result in creating a new market for more efficient, low-cost heal

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