Service Rebranding

[Perry Rico]

Hi Guys,

Five months ago I launched my startup called 700 dollar startups. It is a group where it will build your idea for 700 USD in exchange for 5% equity. The idea is great and it went lots of traction, however; the headache managing untrue people for equity (app succeed they run away) led us to pivot. Name is the same, but unique selling proposition changed, it is now "build apps through managed cloud sourcing"

I would like to share the website to get positive and negative feedback from you. Here it is:
http://700dollarstartups.com/

 

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[JoeB]

Hi Guys,

Five months ago I launched my startup called 700 dollar startups. It is a group where it will build your idea for 700 USD in exchange for 5% equity. The idea is great and it went lots of traction, however; the headache managing untrue people for equity (app succeed they run away) led us to pivot. Name is the same, but unique selling proposition changed, it is now "build apps through managed cloud sourcing"

I would like to share the website to get positive and negative feedback from you. Here it is:
http://700dollarstartups.com/

I remember watching your video when you first changed direction and thought it seemed like a good idea and was easily explained in the vid.

Looking at your new website you have a new image explaining the idea which makes it look a lot more complicated. I think the info on the image is good, but because it is so compact, with no designated 'areas', or more spacing (client detached from work cycle) it looks more difficult than "feed in idea, receive product" - which the vid showed.

 

[Shrewedmoney15]

I like your idea. However less is more and simplicity is king. I'm going to send you a post I wrote for another guy about how to build a website with a business purpose

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[Shrewedmoney15]

Deri first of all your website is important. It does need to be revamped. However, don't just revamp for visual purposes. Make sure your site serves a business purpose and revamp based upon a new strategy. For example, when people come to your site how will it generate leads? What type of value will someone gain when coming to your site. We buy from those we trust. So If I came to your site and possibly learned something about drywall or how to choose an electrician, it creates value for me. 2nd. What type of campaign will you funnel the customer through one you collect their information? What will you give them in exchange for their information. Make sure you are compaining and not running a promo. Campaigning is more effective. 3rd. Make sure you have a referral program strategy that fits with your business model and cost structure. When designing the referral program, center it around the customer. No one wants to feel like their being sold. So if there is a great benefit for me doing you a service by referring people, I'll gladly comply. Finally ask yourself this. What is my competitive advantage in the market? Once you know that, you can begin building a business model that leverages that advantage through marketing. <br /><br />Sent from my HTC 10 using Tapatalk

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[Perry Rico]

I like your idea. However less is more and simplicity is king. I'm going to send you a post I wrote for another guy about how to build a website with a business purpose

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hi, were you able to send the post?

 

[Shrewedmoney15]

hi, were you able to send the post?

Yes it's the one above

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