Chris Frascella

I bet this would be popular for comic books/graphic novels as well!

Came across Altruisto this morning - it's like Groupon but a portion of the profits goes to charities identified by GiveWell as most effective.

I'd be interested in learning how the conversion rate looks for folks who sign in for their free report. If you're comfortable sharing that information, what's the best way to bug you for it? (at the risk of tipping my hand, I think it's a really great idea and am optimistic about your results)

How would you differentiate elink from something like Scoop.it?

Is there a limit on the number of times or frequency with which a single user can benefit? Is there the option to outright pay rather than using a tweet, etc.? To @bentossell 's point, maybe specifically targeting locations where people are likely to have their phones on them but not change/small bills? Similarly, audiences who are more likely to have their phone with them than cash? OR not...

Your "Parent Resource Center" is a great idea - you might ask app-users what questions they have and periodically (weekly or monthly, depending on submission volume and audience size) post updates or host a webinar or podcast or short video or something that addresses those questions. Your audience for this could be the children (ongoing series of "quick facts" via SnapChat?) as well as the...

This looks great! One question: what elements to new member onboarding are there, other than an intro email?

Opting for transaction fees rather than monthly fees is a great decision - I bet it will help with retention immensely. Also interested in hearing more about the marketplace as per @ric0seq 's comment

I love this idea, which is why I'm frustrated about your homepage. Why isn't the 38-second mark of your video near the top of your homepage? It seems to me that what you are offering is a fantastic "moment" but I don't get to experience that moment when visiting your website. If you can't provide video, a still image of the video message collage (like you have in the thumbnail here), with a...

Have you thought about setting up a newsletter where folks in Austin, or let's say NYC ( :) ) can be notified when WaiveCar is available in their area? Or even a national survey to assess interest to inform where your next city will be?