Imagine users telling each other in person. Then the person almost always will forget to add the "dash" when they type it in.
Id say keep coming up with names for go with the 4 syllables.
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Imagine users telling each other in person. Then the person almost always will forget to add the "dash" when they type it in.
Id say keep coming up with names for go with the 4 syllables.
Good luck finding your answer, and congrats on the funding offer.
Seems like it fits all your requirements.
So I choose the page name for my first entry to be Test123, and I also add hashtag #StartupPosts
Then later I make an entry called BlahBlah1 and hashtag #StartupPosts , it groups the two together. Then users can search by Hashtags to find posts.
Also, common hash tags would allow people to search content from multiple users. For example #Religion would have a bunch of religion based posts, from different users etc.
Money never sleeps was decent, never saw the first one.
Also add Glengarry Glen Ross. Thats where "ABC, Always Be Closing" came from.
"Take your Group Project or Classroom to the Next Level" doesn't really explain anything, its more of a sales pitch.
Something like "EnterTheGroup (ETG) is an ______ that enables you to _____ faster than ever before."
As a new user, most of my votes are on the "New" section rather than the homepage. I vote up the things that I think other people should (on New), rather than what everyone is going to see anyways because its up on the front page.
I do think that some sort of weight system for upvotes would be an interesting feature.
As a new user, I'm quite surprised with how civil and helpful everyone is.
Often times when you put a lot of extremely intelligent and strong-minded people in the same place, things can get heated really quickly. Granted, strong-minded people are usually not offended easily.
Shows you what your site looks like in different browsers. Extremely useful.
I don't know if banks allow you into that or not for security purposes.
Nice design, and love the video. The ease of use seems to be key with the service.
Are you doing what you love?
I think dealing with the frustrations is different for each person. You have to try things out and find what works for you.
This may be something you want to talk to a psychologist about.
Failure defeats losers, but inspires winners. - Robert T. Kiyosaki
Some people dream of great accomplishments, while others stay awake and do them. - Anon.
An entrepreneur tends to bite off a little more than he can chew hoping he'll quickly learn how to chew it. - Roy Ash
If you have 100,000 users on your website, and no way of making money , you're in pretty good position. Some brainstorming and figuring out how to implement ads and you're set.
If you have 1,000 users and a great way of making money, its not that valuable.
Also, users tend to like sites with less ads as opposed to more. Its better to build up your userbase before monetizing it.
A lot of them dont have one at all. The value in their business is having a lot of people using their website (twitter for example). Twitter has a very limited way of making money as of now, yet the company is valued at billions of dollars. Its the ability to reach a massive amount of people that's valuable.
The problem here is people are up in arms as if neo nazis ran a racist advertisement, when in reality Groupon made a commercial at Tibets expense (if you even want to say that).
The reactions to the commercial are "outrage" and "boycotting Groupon"... Do people not have anything better to do? That's the point I'm trying to get at. Sure you can "act" upset, but was anyone really truly upset at the commercial, or is it just to bring attention to themselves?
Again, not a lawyer, I could have said something completely wrong, but as far as I know what I said above correct.
For example, I can understand if a person from Tibet is upset about the Groupon commercial, but a person from America? You're not upset! You just want people to think you're upset. You're not even from Tibet! Get over it. (If you are from Tibet and found it tasteless, then you have the right to be upset.)
People are too involved with other peoples lives, and are always trying to find something to complain about.
The commercial was funny. Life's too short to get all pissy over a commercial.
Flat rate on initial signup + % of every recurring payment after (this way you can get away with giving them a smaller percent than if you just did straight %)
$20 on Initial signup and payment + 15% of recurring payments.
Typical cut is a tougher question. What price are you thinking for as monthly subscription?
Easy solution. Have your commission be a recurring commissions. Basically they get X% of each recurring payment. That way the marketers are trying to target users who will stay on board for a long time (ie. make them more commission).