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by sthomps 17y ago
I like what you say here. The idea of getting both testers that are familiar with services similar and getting some that are completely new offers a complete perspective of the product and its applications. I will make sure to aim for thi
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by sthomps 17y ago
No, you are exactly correct. No average user cares about the URL, let alone types it in. I agree with your point about the nodes/123, or in my case, I see a lot of upset over index.aspx/something. Linking and bookmarking are usually the
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by sthomps 17y ago
You are entirely correct. None of the content I am writing can hold true meaning until I have made it. All of the writing at this point is purely my opinions on what I observe and the process that I am going through.
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by sthomps 17y ago
I know, it's too long of a URL, sorry about that.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Excellent book, made a huge change in my life.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Very good point, I will try to put that into another blog post in the near future. I know that there is a book that goes along with this, "The Inmates Are Running The Asylum" as well.
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by sthomps 17y ago
Thanks for the response. I may adjust it to include a short summary in the near future. If it increases the conversion rate of users signing up, then it is a wise decision. I have researched both approaches, both stealth and iterative deve
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by sthomps 17y ago
Thank you for that wonderful response. The analogy about the architects is spot on. The technology debate is always raging about which platform and language to use. The people present in the tech world can easily forget about the users w
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by sthomps 17y ago
Yes, I realize that. We are in stealth mode currently and in the process of building the alpha platform. I do appreciate you visiting though, and we do understand that it is your time and there is little information about the product.
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by sthomps 17y ago
I completely agree with you. The technology is now in a position where we can bridge that chasm, and bring the early innovators closer to the early adopters. With all of the talent available, we should be able to narrow that chasm conside
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by sthomps 17y ago
I agree. I am also grateful for engineers that keep websites running properly and quickly. I can't stand it when a website is slow or doesn't work. I have an equal appreciation for those engineers as well as the ones that allow us to have
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Learn HOW to Build a Company(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
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Why People Start Businesses(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
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by sthomps 17y ago
You are correct, thanks so much. I'm changing that right now. I should have changed it earlier, I just listened to an interview with Kevin Hale.
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Philosophy of a Startup - Location(futurephilanthropreneur.wordpress.com)
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Start With Why - How To Run A Better Business & Live A Better Life(blog.sokanu.com)
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by sthomps 17y ago
great article. Nice to see that Steve's principles worked out. Let us know how it goes tomorrow!