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   by singer 16y ago

   It means they will have to compete with features or price.
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   by singer 16y ago

   It might also be helpful if you search Amazon or Google Product Search and show me where I can buy the registered items at places other than the registered stores. Reversing that idea, you could allow someone to add an item from any website
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   by singer 16y ago

   Thanks for following up. Your feedback is very helpful.
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   by singer 16y ago

   Thanks for your feedback. I have some questions: 1) Can you give me examples of some sites that have designs that are more trusting to your eye? 2) Care to go into the list of features that I'm missing? 3) Are you suggesting that calendar i
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   by singer 16y ago

   Thanks for the thoughts. Here are some questions for you: - How would I know which days and times are open before you tell me which services you'd like to schedule? It seems this idea would result in more effort since you might have to go b
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   by singer 16y ago

   Or maybe even create an API to pull the services, appointments times, and schedule the appointment.
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   by singer 16y ago

   1 - Good points. There is a setting to require customers to confirm appointments via email. If not confirmed within 1 hour, the appointment automatically cancells itself.
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   by singer 16y ago

   I added some more content on the homepage to show off the main sections of the admin area.
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   by singer 16y ago

   The idea was to use a short domain name -- in order to keep the link shorter. A lot of customers probably would not even notice the domain name if linking from a company website. I suppose the same could be said about schedulicity.com, but
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    by singer 16y ago

    Thanks for your feedback. To answer your questions: - The reminder is not optional. - Yes, you can do all that you mentioned in the admin. - This is a fully working product. If you sign up, you can see the admin right away. Perhaps I should
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    by singer 16y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. I'll add a section to show how that part works too.
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    by singer 16y ago

    - A company sets up a Reservv site and posts it on their website or business card. - A customer wants to schedule an appointment with the company, so they visit the link (e.g. http://www.Reservv.com/Demo ). - The customer is presented with
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    by singer 16y ago

    http://www.Reservv.com
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    Ask HN: Review my startup, Reservv.com (Appointment Scheduler & Reminder)

    10 points by singer 16y ago|24 comments
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    Ask HN: How to write off software development cost on taxes

    5 points by singer 16y ago|2 comments
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    by singer 16y ago

    This looks like a dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2060994&utm_source=t...
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    by singer 16y ago

    Suggestion: On your landing page, remove the definition for Twitter. Your users are already using Twitter, so they don't need a definition. It's probably more important to set focus on the "Slipstream" definition.
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    by singer 16y ago

    I think a lemonade stand beat you speed-wise.
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    by singer 16y ago

    Agreed. I'd suggest some A/B testing to see which copy performs best. Check out Google Website Optimizer: http://www.google.com/websiteoptimizer
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    by singer 16y ago

    I found donation-based software does not work very well. However, I suppose it could work like a champ if you have millions of users. You're most likely to find that it'll create an increased need for support since you'll have more users. T
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    by singer 16y ago

    Fortunately, the average computer user doesn't know how to find and/or used cracked software. Personally, I wouldn't worry about this much. Almost all well-known software has been cracked. That didn't seem to stop them though.
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    by singer 16y ago

    <meta name="description" content="Quickly and easily send phone appointment reminders, SMS appointment reminders, and email appointment reminders to your clients. No software, no hardware, no contacts. Start your free 30 day trial to
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    by singer 16y ago

    once you enter the mode of acquiring your way into new products, it's hard to shake it If you've been following Google, then you know they are no stranger to acquiring existing products. And as far as I can tell, their business isn't goin
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    by singer 16y ago

    I'm using ServerGrid.com. It's a great service for sending mass email programmatically.
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    by singer 16y ago

    Aptana Studio ( http://aptana.com )
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    by singer 16y ago

    Why create a competing product from scratch when you can afford to buy the proven product? And don't forget about all of the existing Groupon employees you could hire.
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    by singer 16y ago

    After I started using gmail, 99.9% of my spam started getting filtered out. Now I can post my email wherever I like. It sure beats making customers jump through an extra hoop to contact me.
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    by singer 16y ago

    10 to 20 seconds? That's pretty speedy. I've seen pages take minutes to load. I've noticed the slowness you speak of for a couple of weeks now.
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    Ask HN: Windows Cloud Servers - War Stories

    8 points by singer 16y ago|1 comments
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    by singer 16y ago

    You could store an encrypted username and password, or a session id if you don't want to store the username and password locally. Storing the password locally is not the best idea, but it's easier than tracking a session id. http://fishbow