Peter,

Interesting tool. While a trial is critical for small business, which seems
to be your target market, sub-50 people. Some other ideas for you:
* API to accept new rosters from traditional rostering systems
* Partnership with Payroll/T&A vendors to submit new rosters into their
existing systems, first up I would talk with Saasu, MYOB and Quicken all
focused on the SME market.
* Partnerships with accountants as they are the key influencer on
accounting/payroll solutions for SMEs
* More information on why your tool is different from the existing products
in the market
* Look for partnerships with HR & Payroll system integrators to promote your
tool

A final comment your pricing could be seen as a little high for a small
business (5 or so employees).

Rgds
Michael

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Subject: [SiliconBeach] Re: Review our startup | WorkWhen Notifier


Thanks for the feedback Rai and Ben!

I completely agree!!

The trial stuff is in the making as we speak!! We had always planned
on doing it, just thought we would get the app out and keep building
it as we start to market it.

Ben that google integration stuff is a great idea, honestly it hasn't
really been discussed yet but its something that we will now look at.

Thanks for the info guys, ill let you know once we get the trials
happening. Hopefully you are still keen to check it out then.

Appreciate it allot!




On Dec 8, 2:05 pm, bengrubb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 8, 12:49 pm, dekrazee1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> One suggestion
- let me have a trial period.
> > I went to sign up to have a look 'inside', see how it works etc, and
> > it tells me to select a subscription plan in the sign up form.
> > I'm sorry, but I can't commit without playing with it a bit first.
>
> > I'd allow each company to have a 30-day trial period, maybe limiting
> > it to 5 team members etc. It's much easier to get a financial
> > commitment from people once the app is already a part of their lives.
> > As an example, seehttp://www.freeagentcentral.com/
>
> Couldn't agree more.
>
> I want to see inside!



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