JamesDB

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TrueCar CEO: "The last six months sucked ass"(vator.tv)
1 points by JamesDB 14y ago|0 comments
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TrueCar CEO: We suffered a boycott on our way to IPO(vator.tv)
1 points by JamesDB 14y ago|0 comments
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by JamesDB 15y ago
Google Docs Drawing tool Very simple and quick to throw up some ideas
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by JamesDB 15y ago
Why millions of users? Few B2B startup have millions of users. Likewise it doesn't necessarily need millions in revenue to be successful. Many exits have come from zero revenue.
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by JamesDB 15y ago
Interesting thoughts there. The audio is what matters though, rather than the video, would be nice if you added them to the Think Vitamin podcast (if you're not planning on doing so already).
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by JamesDB 15y ago
Very laggy/jumpy for me. Plus that damn music keeps playing, even though after I closed the tab with it in!
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by JamesDB 15y ago
good concept, agree the logos at the bottom cheapen the site. Perhaps have them in greyscale as well, most would recognise those logos without the colours
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by JamesDB 15y ago
Google Docs Drawings is pretty good too for real simple wireframes. Easy to use and share, can see changes made to it by others.
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by JamesDB 15y ago
Yes
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by JamesDB 15y ago
London, UK - Lead Developer Looking for a full-time developer to work on the next stage of www.carbuzz.co.uk, which will facilitate new car buying online. We've had offers of investment from a number of sources and are looking to get things
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by JamesDB 15y ago
This blog showcases some awesome little UI features - http://littlebigdetails.com/
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Could take a look at TechHub and WhiteBearYard, I think they both do shared working space: http://www.techhub.com/ http://whitebearyard.com/
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by JamesDB 16y ago
How will this impact sites like Rotten Tomatoes? They have little original content, but are still a useful source.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
How many uniques did it send?
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Yeah, do it!
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by JamesDB 16y ago
I know the basics for mocking up a website.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Sorry but it's appalling. I went to the site before reading what you explained the site does, and left it almost immediately. It comes across as spammy and complete information overload. Hire a designer, or get a friend at least, just to ma
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Aggregators provide a lot of use. Gives an instant overview of the hotels prices and ratings. It would take a long time to research just that basic information for say 10 hotels in an area.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Cheers for that. Hadn't seen that before.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Doesn't his girlfriend get seriously pissed off with him getting up at 5am and waking her up?
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Not easy on the Woopra site to find out plans or pricing.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
If you have two monitors just have Tweetdeck open on the other! Easy.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
May as well list them here. Could find a taker.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Yes I think it's important. Nice to see the people behind a site, so it's not just a faceless organisation.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
It's a good book to use as reference. Such as should I do x or y. Easy to read, and with well explained examples. Great book to sit along with Web Analytics 2.0.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Same way I do it. Too much good stuff to distract from work otherwise.
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Are people responding well to it in forums? Do you find users promote it among friends?
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by JamesDB 16y ago
What kind of visitor numbers/member numbers are you getting? Do you know where people are finding the site?
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Perhaps one that you can take notes/leave reviews on without being connected to the internet. These will then sync when next connected to wifi (like evernote does) Data romaing charges abroad are massive, and your target audience are travel
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by JamesDB 16y ago
Really smart site design. Looks really professional. Perhaps remove any doubt about spamminess (a word?!) by putting a telephone number for people to ring. Might increase conversions slightly.

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