Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
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Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
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#3Can we choose, or at least influence the demography (only women, only people below 35, etc.)?
Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
#4Looks great. I think the price is right. The website is very clear. Maybe the examples should be more business oriented. You should also include the time frame to get the 50 answers: 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week? Can we choose, or at least influence the demography (only women, only people below 35, etc.)?
Unfortunately, can't choose demography but we try to break out the responses in a bunch of different ways so you can visually filter which demographic you're interested in.
Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
#5Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
#6Looks great. I think the price is right. The website is very clear. Maybe the examples should be more business oriented. You should also include the time frame to get the 50 answers: 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week? Can we choose, or at least influence the demography (only women, only people below 35, etc.)?
a follow-up question - how much more compelling would this be if you could choose/influence the demographics and # of responses (potentially at a higher cost)?
Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
#7Nice site. Clear goals. One suggestion: Why limit at 50 responses? What if I want more than 50 people to participate in the survey/market research? Can I setup something? It wasn't obvious from the web site.
Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
#8Nice site. Clear goals. One suggestion: Why limit at 50 responses? What if I want more than 50 people to participate in the survey/market research? Can I setup something? It wasn't obvious from the web site.
We found that 50 responses offers a good set of opinions without taking too long to finish. What are some other options you'd like to see?
Re: Ask HN: Please review my site - PickFu.com
#9Nice site. Clear goals. One suggestion: Why limit at 50 responses? What if I want more than 50 people to participate in the survey/market research? Can I setup something? It wasn't obvious from the web site.
It's limited mainly for simplicity. Since it's intended to be a cheap and quick answer, we figured $5 and 50 questions seemed reasonable for most. Perhaps we can keep the standard, advertised solution at 50 for $5 but when you buy offer the option to upgrade to more questions.
1) Free, limited number of responses (maybe 5/month?), ad supported.
2) $5, Unlimited number of responses, no ads.
3) Skinable version for companies, allows them to manage questions/responses asked by employees.