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Originally Posted by OnionJack  Many sites wish they had access to the thoughts that their users could offer them in a constructive manner. That is your niche. If you made it your business to become a specialist at gathering customer sentiment in a non-intrusive way. It would be a win-win. |
OJ, Thanks for the detailed feedback. There is no central place for community users to offer feedback, suggestions and advice to improve the communities they use, so we built zoowise.
The community operators do, we believe want to know what their users want to improve, but they are fearful of responsiblity to implement, hence the need for a neutral central place for users to post at, which we think will remove the percieved responsibility to implement any ideas.
We're going to dump the business/company angle and go after online communities and social networks, that's where the users are and they are passionate about the sites they use. We consider a person who works at Walmart isn't probably as motivated as a Facebook or MySpace user to contribute ideas and suggestions. People are passionate about their online tools to communicate with others and express themselves, so we'll go where the passion is.
Thanks again for the comments.
Max