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I no longer work for that company, however the IP really doesn't have any crossover. They were a media company; magazines and radio.
If you worked on this while employed without getting a waiver their lawyers might beg to differ in the UK pretty much every contract I’ve seen has “we own all your discoveries unless stated otherwise” clause in it.
Slightly off-topic - how did you get started?
In terms of making my first sale or in terms of actually sitting down at the computer to write code?
I recently came upon lots of free time and I'm more and more inclined to do one side project, I don't think it will free me to need a 9to5 job in the meantime, but at least I can be productive without being bossed around and just do whatever I want with it.
Might as well try to launch something public instead of acummulating unused private repos on github, I mean they're free now (thx microsoft overlords) but still failures on forgotten drawers...
Sorry for my random rant, thanks for sharing your experience!
Regardless, as one who has never even had the courage to hang his own shingle, I am impressed.
Congrats, it looks great! How did you get the testimonials? Reach out to "power users" (based on usages numbers)? Or did you specifically recruit artists to your platform?
Now I email everyone who takes a paid plan.
But yeah to answer your questions I just email everyone like a human being. Not like some marketer gasbag. I build relationships, make sure I'm on point when someone has an issue, and then just ask them for a testimonial.
All the testimonials on there just are are legit paying customers.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I no longer work for that company, however the IP really doesn't have any crossover. They were a media company; magazines and radio.
If you worked on this while employed without getting a waiver their lawyers might beg to differ in the UK pretty much every contract I’ve seen has “we own all your discoveries unless stated otherwise” clause in it.
I don’t know why, but I expected a much less professional site. That is a compelling site. I only figured out what it is you do when I got to the pricing, but I am not your target audience. Musicians might be able to see the value prop more quickly. Regardless, as one who has never even had the courage to hang his own shingle, I am impressed.
Months and months of A/B testing copy, images, price points.
I'm happy with it and I appreciate your words.
Thank you.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I no longer work for that company, however the IP really doesn't have any crossover. They were a media company; magazines and radio.
If you worked on this while employed without getting a waiver their lawyers might beg to differ in the UK pretty much every contract I’ve seen has “we own all your discoveries unless stated otherwise” clause in it.
And what if you actually hire people to work on it for the time after you join the other company?