Comments on “Copper Chat
Warren Shaeffer@wwshaef · Co-founder, Vidme
@kovlex, thanks for sharing this :) One feature that we think is particularly novel about Copper is that you can offer to pay someone for their time, e.g., “Would love to pick your brain on this new app idea… can I buy you a cup of coffee for a 5 minute video call? Here’s my Copper link...” We think this opens up a lot of interesting use cases: getting … See more
Andreas Mitschke@andmitsch · I own a computer
@wwshaef @kovlex So, like clarity.fm, but more targeted to celebs? LIke what kakaotalk did with their celeb endorsement streams and chats?
Warren Shaeffer@wwshaef · Co-founder, Vidme
@andmitsch @kovlex We think of Copper as more of a broad utility that can be used in a variety of use cases. The goal with this initial product is to make it stupid simple to pay or get paid for a video call. We're seeing it used for fan to influencer hangouts, lessons (music, English language learning, tutoring), consultations, coaching, and even as an easy… See more
Andreas Mitschke@andmitsch · I own a computer
@wwshaef @kovlex You should definitely try to focus on 1-2 personas at best and thus do not make the use-cases to broad. You'll only dilute its functionality without giving your users a clear message and user-journey. Don't go all broad - basic business rule.
Warren Shaeffer@wwshaef · Co-founder, Vidme
@andmitsch Thanks for the suggestion. Still early days, but I'm sure some verticals will use the app more than others. Will continue to iterate accordingly.
NathanSnell@nathansnell · Co-Founder @nCino
@wwshaef I think this is a pretty strong use case. Especially even for myself where while I don't consult anymore, I've had folks who've wanted to do some brain picking. It was actually the one that first came to mind for me. Especially depending on how viral/simple you make the request. It looks like you guys have it all mobile focused right now, but anoth… See more
Warren Shaeffer@wwshaef · Co-founder, Vidme
@nathansnell thanks.. yep, we put a lot of work into making the app simple, but agree that a desktop version (with screen share) would open up some additional use cases too. Hope you'll offer up a Copper link next time someone asks you for free consulting :)