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Thanks for the feedback. We definitely struggled with the overall positioning at launch. Our initial target is political campaigns and non-profits, mostly beca
by jgilliam 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We definitely struggled with the overall positioning at launch. Our initial target is political campaigns and non-profits, mostly because they know they need this kind of a tool, and the current options are ridiculously expensive. For them, it's all about coordinating volunteers and engaging people in every channel possible.
But we also think, based on our background using political organizing to distribute documentaries, that there is a big market potential for independent creators as well, a market that will get very large. Authors, filmmakers, musicians, comedians, YouTubers, bloggers, etc.
The first few questions in the FAQ talk about this: http://nationbuilder.com/faq http://nationbuilder.com/faq
We're definitely gonna play around with the main language on the website, thank you.
- reso 15y agoI would second that feedback. I eventually figured out what you were talking about, but for the first minute or so I had no clue. I actually thought you might be a simulation game for a second! I know you don't want to pigeon-hole yourself into being "just" a tool for political organizations, but you really should get some sort of descriptive text up there.
- nigelsampson 15y agoAgreed, my initial thought was this was a sim-nation style game.
- jessriedel 15y agoOK, but you still need to make it clear on the homepage that it's a tool for organizing and expanding a group of people, using social media, around a cause. From the homepage I thought it was just another company trying to bundle all my personal social media together. I shouldn't have to go to the faq.
- StavrosK 15y agoOkay, I have no idea what the site is about, but it's beautiful. Who designed it?
- olalonde 15y agoHow about: Online Campaign Management for Candidates and Activists