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by rwebb 19y ago
Glad you think it's better than v1 - anything in particular jump out that could be better with this design?
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by rwebb 19y ago
hopefully we removed enough text for you guys...
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by rwebb 19y ago
in for meetups...applied to fb group
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by rwebb 19y ago
I think I would be pretty happy with his performance thus far if I were an investor. Anything he says about anything is going to either blow up in his face or come back to bite him in the ass. Saying nothing and continuing to have explosi
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by rwebb 19y ago
Most law firms use CT or CSC. The important part of incorporating is not just being recognized by a state, but everything else that goes along with it when you do it properly (bylaws, ownership, etc.). If you are at the point where you ne
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by rwebb 19y ago
22% of Canada uses Facebook. The next 5: Norway: 18.68% UK: 10.58% Sweden: 9.09% Australia: 6.64% United States: 6.57% Those numbers are silly. http://tinyurl.com/22jnu5
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by rwebb 19y ago
hp 12c w/rpn = best finance calc ever too bad i only know how to use 1/2 of it's functionality.
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by rwebb 19y ago
some good ones: http://pageflakes.com http://widgetbox.com https://jobs.37signals.com/jobs/new http://netvibes.com
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by rwebb 19y ago
We're looking for good examples of sticky signup processes. Asking users for the 'fun' info and sneaking in the necessary nuts, blots, and email confirmation later seems like a good way to go. Thoughts? Examples?
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by rwebb 19y ago
thanks very much - very interesting feedback and ideas
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by rwebb 19y ago
We've heard that from others as well - thanks very much for the feedback!
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by rwebb 19y ago
joe is bummed none of you tried to import your linkedin profile into your account :)
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by rwebb 19y ago
thanks for the comment - very cool to hear from someone that is familiar with the space! we've spent a lot of time looking at GA, YA, Keen, GLG, etc. - if you're interested in discussing further shoot us an message via: http://knowledgebi
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by rwebb 19y ago
Thanks - this is on our to-do list as well. You could use SpringWidgets now but we'll probably make a Digg type widget down the road and let bloggers embed referral codes in it.
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by rwebb 19y ago
Good point!
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by rwebb 19y ago
That's definitely what folks are saying here. Our next big challenge is to make the random people who have information our buyers are looking for comfortable when they come to the site. These are generally folks with little or no net acum
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by rwebb 19y ago
Ah yes, that does clarify things. We've helped our buyers write their first listings, so that's probably why they look similar. The steps that buyers go through prompt them for specific data points that help them create complete listings,
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by rwebb 19y ago
dugg
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by rwebb 19y ago
ha! how could we remove stephanie!? also, our target users have just gotten used to using "late 90's web stores" :) seriously though, we're trying to figure out how to make people feel comfortable when they come to the site. we ask for a
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by rwebb 19y ago
Ah that's a good catch. Thanks! We should note that the name on your driver's license is preferred. The system can actually disambiguate pretty well (I go by a random name and it asks me clarification right away) but it obviously doesn't
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by rwebb 19y ago
thanks? my sarcasm meter is broken. i have no idea if you are serious.
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by rwebb 19y ago
THAT is what we like to hear :)
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by rwebb 19y ago
...add in a little VoIP and identity authentication and you've got it. clean up is definitely on our to-do list. thanks!
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by rwebb 19y ago
Thanks for the feedback - definitely a consistent message here that it's too busy.
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by rwebb 19y ago
there's a set process buyers go through to create a listing. not sure if that's what you mean by template...also not sure what you mean by blurring buyers together...
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by rwebb 19y ago
about half of the current listings came from our beta group of buyers, the other half we put up and are based on what we came across in our market research. we are only promoting the listings that are from our buyers though. if we receive
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by rwebb 19y ago
awesome feedback. you are 100% right about trying to cover all the bases. our testing has shown that people don't read anything unless they have to, so putting the actual guts of the market in front of people helps them figure out what is
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by rwebb 19y ago
hey thanks! that's great to hear. we played around with a bunch and thought those were best.
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by rwebb 19y ago
the site has been live for a couple of weeks but we haven't told anyone except potential sellers/consultants. we have a small number of buyers and are limiting to that for the time being.
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KnowledgeBid - YC applicant - looking for feedback(knowledgebid.com)
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