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Are you talking about analytics? Like with big data?

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Yes. Do your due diligence & be up front & honest. Also prepare to have a 'backup' plan (other peson/people) in case he still wants to move forward

promoting it is the hard part. You also have to beware of the bargain basement shoppers that will vampire you

Ha. Gotta love sh*t like this. Hilarious Probably most sales from college kids

Freemium model almost always works best! Best of luck

I HATE this.

I agree. I wish I woulda been able to start with something like this. Some of the LM features are overkill & clunky.

How long did it take you?

Nice. I was looking for something like this for a while. I finally settled on http://www.logicmonitor.com/ but this is a cool alternative

cool stuff. My gf had an idea for a site like this for teacher's supplies.

Very nice lp's. What CMS platform do you use, if any?

I think the most important question is: Do people want it enough to pay for it? You can always get great feedback, but if people do NOT want to pay for it, then it doesn't really matter. Find out if the value proposition is good enough. Maybe you need more to sweeten the deal. I would recommend pushing the product to targeted users for about 1 month and see if the conversions increase.

You could migrate to Shopify http://www.shopify.com

You only have to improve upon the idea by 10% and it is a value-added alternative.

Well there's alot of paid services out there where you can get some pretty accurate statistics of game outcomes as well as player stats. I was thinking more along the lines of how users actually playing the games.

Great idea. Especially with the 'issues' of security with Dropbox released within the last few months.

Cool stuff!

I came across 280slides.com, which is like a web-based version of Keynote, so I can use it on a PC.

Yes that is what I am looking for. I have to prepare a storyboard for a software demo layout. But I do not necessarily want to do alot of manual work (copy/paste, switch screens constantly, etc). So I was hoping there's something out there that allows you to run through the 'demo', record, then edit the recording with notes/comments for the editors to follow.

First, validate your idea. Make sure it is something that a market wants. If not, how can it be refined as such. If it cannot, ditch it and come up with something else.

What do you think would be a good solution to that?

I'd go with the latter. Remember, the highly paid web guys at the large organizations find out about alot of the 0-day attacks around the same time the rest of us do.

check out Business in a Box for the documentation and templates. They have different plans

http://www.biztree.com

All is good but do not aim for 'rich', prefer 'well off'. Because rich is temporary.

1. There should be a blurb about the site. But focus on the 'Why' and not the other W's. 2. Beef up on SEO and spread the word on other sites, blogs