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Daylife Feedback, Try #1

By Dave Winer on 1/5/07; 6:33:05 PM.

I didn't comment on Daylife at first, I didn't know what to say because I don't really know what Daylife is.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

I saw a really sexy demo early last year in NY when visiting with Jeff Jarvis, it did a lot of things the beta we're all using now doesn't do. I've already disclaimed that I have an investment in the company, not a huge amount of money, but I have hopes to make a fat profit from the investment, and that certainly colors what I say and don't say. (And not knowing what it is at this point is not a fatal flaw, for sure.) Permanent link to this item in the archive.

That said, I agree with Mike, they should do something with RSS. They're getting all these people looking at it now, and surely some of them would subscribe to a feed of news about Daylife itself. Nothing more than a flow of new features, or new partners. How do they expect to invite people to come back for another look if there's no way to subscribe. Permanent link to this item in the archive.

This is a very common opportunity that entrepreneurs overlook. Your first challenge is to build the lines of communication to the people you want to influence. The more efficient those lines are, the better your chance of success. In the old days that meant buying ads in trade pubs, today it's a lot cheaper -- just put up a feed, and don't forget to post to it.  Permanent link to this item in the archive.

PS: Salim, can you hear me?? ;-> Permanent link to this item in the archive.




 
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