David Jones

just downloaded it. Will give it a whirl and give you a few thoughts about it.

Very interesting idea. I can see this taking off as the marketplace expands.

Simple to use and does the job of making my chart look slick vs a crappy Google Sheet.

it's a little bit difficult to find the free option, but other than that, I think it's a great little app.

I'm looking at it now. What problem does it solve? How is it a different experience/use case from Slack or Reddit or FB Messenger or WhatsApp or any other chat app?

How many people do you need to validate your idea? And what's your landing page?

Solve a problem that my team has experienced.

Great product. Very handy with a great feature set.

It really depends on the product-market fit and what the potential customer demands. We're currently polishing our UI and plan to launch with something very slick. That said, I've got a scaled down prototype that I've been getting some feedback on from people I know.

love this idea.

You think it's not working, but right now every smart fridge is flashing with your startup's names!

looks pretty cool. Is it safe to say it's Trello but using Google Tasks?

Big fan of this show. I never miss an episode.

It's a little wordy and hard to follow. You could benefit from the help of a good copywriter who could help you tell your story a little more clearly and succinctly. Your product seems useful, though. A more compelling way of presenting it would likely help with adoption.

I've used this product a few times to get a handle on what people get the most traction when they share company content. If you've ever wondered which content, shared by which person on which channel works drives the most traffic, delivers the most leads or turns into the most sales, then SqueezeCMM is for you.

I think it's quite common that folks with an entrepreneurial spirit either pivot into software that they've designed to help fix a pain point in their day-to-day work lives or follow a passion like you have. I work in advertising and I've got one of those day-to-day pain points that's driving a product my team is building.

It takes time and the ability to handle being ignored and/or rejected. Big PR firms don't have any magic. Sometimes they have folks who have great relationships and can at least get a call returned or email read, but that doesn't guarantee coverage. I'd do the following: 1. Get a small list together of targeted reporters who have written about startups like yours. Knowing what they cover is...