Goodbye, Trello
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Goodbye, Trello
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Re: Goodbye, Trello
#2Tl;dr: Trello is too simple for most real projects so they built a lot of features into their competitor that make it look an awful lot like Jira or any other fully fledged ticket management app.
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#3Is this an actual blog post or sponsored content or some hybrid of advertorial?
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#4Super customizable trello? you mean Jira?
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#5Is this an actual blog post or sponsored content or some hybrid of advertorial?
definitely smells like marketing/"growth hacking" to me
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#6Wow they are really aggressively comparing to Trello which isn't really the same product niche.
Compare your product to Airtable please. Why would someone use this product instead of Airtable?
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#7Tl;dr: Trello is too simple for most real projects so they built a lot of features into their competitor that make it look an awful lot like Jira or any other fully fledged ticket management app.
Sounds like a classic "not right for us" == "not right for anyone" muddling. Most people I see using Trello use it for creative commissions which generally don't need complicated tracking.
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#8Wow they are really aggressively comparing to Trello which isn't really the same product niche. Compare your product to Airtable please. Why would someone use this product instead of Airtable?
looks like a rip off of airtable
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#9The name "Trello" appears 24 times on that page. Is this some kind of SEO thing?
Edit: I'm guessing 'yes' as even the link to their own site on that page takes you to the URL /trello-alternative on their site.
Edit 2: Wow, even the Trello name and logo are featured prominently on their homepage.
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