Nice like article from entrepreneur.com about reviews and peer pressure.
Of course.. being the best review service out there.. we get a mention! ;-)
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Customer satisfaction
It's very satisfying when our customers really love what we do!
Nathan Decker, Director of E-commerce, evogear.com:
"PowerReviews enabled one of our biggest coups to date. The implementation went smoothly, their team offered exceptional support, and the product itself far exceeded our expectations. Not only did we gain functionality on par or superior to the largest and most sophisticated eCommerce sites, we immediately differentiated our offering in the marketplace. In short, this company has it dialed. They are Web 2.0 personified. What exactly is Web 2.0 you ask? Who the hell knows, but PowerReviews has found a way to enable any website with robust, scalable, and fully featured reviews at no cost. As for me and my team, we are absolutely stoked."
Nathan Decker, Director of E-commerce, evogear.com:
"PowerReviews enabled one of our biggest coups to date. The implementation went smoothly, their team offered exceptional support, and the product itself far exceeded our expectations. Not only did we gain functionality on par or superior to the largest and most sophisticated eCommerce sites, we immediately differentiated our offering in the marketplace. In short, this company has it dialed. They are Web 2.0 personified. What exactly is Web 2.0 you ask? Who the hell knows, but PowerReviews has found a way to enable any website with robust, scalable, and fully featured reviews at no cost. As for me and my team, we are absolutely stoked."
Friday, August 18, 2006
Lessons from Kiko
Looks like Kiko the ajax web calendar is getting sold on ebay.
Theres a writeup of the why it failed by one of the founder.
Paul Graham seems to think that startups should stay out of Google's way.
I'm not sure I totally agree with that point of view. Theres been some reports that Googles other services (other than search) are not being as used as much as they hope.
Theres a writeup of the why it failed by one of the founder.
Paul Graham seems to think that startups should stay out of Google's way.
I'm not sure I totally agree with that point of view. Theres been some reports that Googles other services (other than search) are not being as used as much as they hope.
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Earthquake
First noticable (4.4) earthquake in SF.
Heres the image from the USGS.
Unfortunately I was in milbrae and didn't feel a thing. Yeah.. I was still there at 8.00pm.. Phuu.. working at a startup
Heres the image from the USGS.
Unfortunately I was in milbrae and didn't feel a thing. Yeah.. I was still there at 8.00pm.. Phuu.. working at a startup
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