What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
11–20 of 23 posts
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#12Also, what if I want more than 16oz in my created mix. The "1" at the bottom of the homepage shouldn't exist.
It might be a bad idea be running a Groupon/Google offer/... campaign could work.
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#13When I first looked at your homepage, I was wondering if the site was active - Will I ever get my order, if I ordered something? This has do do with the fact that the site news was last updated almost a year ago.
Also, re-occurring orders. Monthly, bi-weekly, etc.
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#14Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#15Create a recurring revenue model - i.e. send my trail mix once a week.
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#16Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#17I also think it is a bit of a silly gimmick, if thats the only thing you offer over your competitors, need to step up the innovation a notch.
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#18Still, though, I think it's a really cool idea and I definitely think it could get some momentum in time!
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#19My thoughts: - "Trailmix" is too generic. Do an alternate version of the site named hackersnacker.com or something like that and market it as the perfect food to have in a bowl next to your keyboard. In line with this, add chocolate-covered coffee beans to the mix along with other hacker-freiendly treats (sweet tarts, etc). Sell it to the audience you know. - Anti-alias the various ingredients so that the images look…
Try a reddit ad, offer a coupon to redditors on their first order. Contact bloggers and journalists that write about startup culture, etc.
Re: What's wrong with my site? Did I just pick a bad idea?
#20* On your homepage, your link that says "Nut Allergy? Please see our" goes to couponcactus. The part that says "Allergy Notice" actually links to the content I wanted. This seems to only affect the first page.
I like the suggestion of a "Mix of the week" or month. Subscriptions are good, but it may be difficult if people hate cashews or pistachios or something. Maybe they don't care.