Andy Willis

If you are offering a free trial, shouldn't you say what that trial entails?

Isn't the subtitle just a little misleading? "Drag & drop email builder for awesome newsletters" It's not a drag and drop email builder. It's a premium, paid email sending service - admittedly with a free tier up to 500 contacts.

Very suspicious of any company that sells telephone numbers and insists on a telephone number during free signup

"Your password must be 8-16 characters and combine uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and any of these symbols: ! @ # $ % ^ & * - _ + = [ ] | \ : ' , . ? / ` ~ "( ) ;" Huge sigh every time I come up against one of these barn doors written by developers in an office with no view of the real world!

You are marketing this as a saving of $6k for a new startup. So, how much would that new startup be paying each month after your X% discount for 'Y months' runs out?

Sadly, I'm from the generation where I need to know what something does before I know whether it will be any use to me :-(

"My E-mail adress to approach me..." address!

What happened to the good old days, when websites used to tell you what the business did, and why you should buy into it? Perhaps someone who's upvoted it can explain what they do?

I've been using noteshred whenever I need to send sensitive logins, passwords etc to others. By default, the note containing the sensitive info is deleted as soon as it's received. Adds a great new layer of security and seems to be unique in its field.

There's such a huge market here, as most of my business connections have never heard of using any kind of password storage - let alone having password groups for sharing. Would be better if you were acquired by a company that had some brand recognition for trust and security - then you could really fly!

Just a couple of days into my trial. Although it seems like this could be a really useful product, it feels like it's in beta mode at the moment. Dragging the handles on image cropping doesn't seem to work intuitively (for me anyway) as it expands both sides at the same time - rather than widening the crop area to where you want it to be. Also, trying to pick a font for text is very hard to get...

Yes I think it's a serious one. I think if it's done right there would be a lot of value in there for the $79

Ah that takes me back! I once worked on a concept called address4life which was about digitizing real snail-mail - meaning you never had to change addresses and could weed out spam etc. The project stalled in the end because one of the co-founders turned out to be an undercover sabotage-ist! Pity, as some of the things in that video would have come true if we'd got it off the ground :-)

I would be interested in getting some stats on my Dropbox usage, but am a little concerned about giving access to all of my files. Am I being paranoid?

I tried to sign up for it but the username and password I entered never worked, and the forgotten password link never emailed me anything. Not a good start for me I'm afraid!

The example linked on the marketingsherpa website above proving the 288% uplift in sales is using a personalized and animated image. Does your service produce these?

"The reddit ranking algorithm is time-sensitive, so post timing is important. The same post could be a hit, or it could never make it out of /new/, depending on its posted time" Looks interesting. So can you tell us when is the best time to post - or how do we find out without trial and error?

It's a good list of the places to promote your startup. Serves as a good reminder. Especially found the reach/size useful to know.

I was interested to see what this does. I've looked at the website and see that it's got some features - great! What does it actually do? Why would you have it? Who should use it? Am I not in the target market? (owned several web businesses and am responsible for bringing in lots of visitors and sales to commercial websites and working on a new startup right now). So I feel as if I should be in...