11 karma · joined July 2, 2011
Please let me know what you think and any ideas on building a community.
I was thinking of maybe offering a $20 weekly prize (same concept used by australian wesbite OZbargain.com.au in early days) for the highest voted deal of the week.
So the more you use the better you do the more medals you get. Then people can show off their workout stats and medals on their blogs.
Although, my website is in Australia so I had to customise it to meet the Australian market. See: http://www.ozshaadi.com.au/page/terms and http://www.ozshaadi.com.au/page/privacy
EDIT: Nvm, just saw the features to track - viewed, clicked and bounced. That does give it an edge. Maybe the frontpage features should link through to the tours page (just my two cents)
I think there is a lot of changes that can be done to make this a better solution. But as it stands if being used by a small company I can see some merits.
However, I would be cautious about putting something in a beta stage on any site with enough value.
1. They also provide a hosted CSS service with minimizing 2. They support scss
A phone home virus which you can drop into your dropbox and give it your sudo password. It can do funky stuff like install preyproject silently.
Having recently been through the nightmare of planning my own wedding I don't see myself using this site.
The problem I see is if someone sends a suggestion they have spent some time thinking about it and it will feel be harsh turning down their suggestion. Although it might work with very close friends.
Few twists that I think may work: A free gift registry where you can add items by scanning the barcode using your iphone/android phone. Also you could potentially use information on what other people have in their registry to give ideas to people on what they can add to their registry. Also maybe do a price search and provide suggestions on where people can buy a product and get affiliate money from purchases.
PS: I might not be your target market so don't let this demotivate you just providing my honest personal opinion.
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