[Coworking] Who's interested in project management collaboration tools? And...

where are they and how do I get their attention? Hi Folks, I assume that a lot of folks here are involved in managing various projects - particularly projects involving virtual teams spread across the net. So... I wonder if some of you might have an opinion to offer I've been

Re: [Coworking] Who's interested in project management collaboration tools? And...

Hi Miles, Some feedback from me when I see that page: Way too much text, I have no idea what the project is trying to do before I get bored of reading. I don't get to the Our Model Is Simple: until 14 paragraphs into the page. I look at the graphics and I get confused, too much going on. What

Re: [Coworking] Who's interested in project management collaboration tools? And...

I think that the truth is that the Kickstarter model is much more effective for physical goods design oriented projects as Matthew alludes. People still have a hard time putting money towards intangibles compared to pre-selling and effectively co-funding hard costs of mass production. People

Re: [Coworking] Who's interested in project management collaboration tools? And...

Hi Alex, Alex Hillman wrote: I think that the truth is that the Kickstarter model is much more effective for physical goods design oriented projects as Matthew alludes. Probably a lot of truth to that - though there are some exceptions - a good example is Light Table

Re: [Coworking] Who's interested in project management collaboration tools? And...

LightTable is: A) an outlier. Building anything on observations of outliers is a recipe for disaster B) EXTREMELY niche. You're pitch is extremely broad. That's going to impact your sales in general, and even moreso at this stage. Coverage helps for sure, but I don't think you've actually