61 is a good start. offline marketing would be very effective. most companies is think don't search for these things so it should make your business grow if they will be inform.Originally Posted by EricB
61 is a good start. offline marketing would be very effective. most companies is think don't search for these things so it should make your business grow if they will be inform.
That's a good idea. I know someone who might be able to use this....I will pass it on.
I couldn't agree with you more. I think that's the main thing we are lacking, is offline marketing. I don't think most business owners think to search for something like this, which means they'd never find my site if I don't tell them. It's just a matter of me getting to courage to walk into businesses and tell them about it.most companies is think don't search for these things so it should make your business grow if they will be inform.
Wow, thank you so much! I really appreciate it, I hope they find it useful.That's a good idea. I know someone who might be able to use this....I will pass it on.
A good idea, handy for those that work from home. However, most companies use some form of internal online diaries. Keep up the good work and try and take it to another level
Great concept and content.
From an SEO performance point of view, may I suggest you configure your hosting webserver to compress the content it delivers - it would display the pages much faster. Just from a quick scan:
There are 5 plain text components that should be sent compressed - your css files and your youtube video.
Compression reduces response times by reducing the size of the HTTP response. Gzip is the most popular and effective compression method currently available and generally reduces the response size by about 70%. Approximately 90% of today's Internet traffic travels through browsers that claim to support gzip.
Google will then like you better too if you are faster
I never knew about compressing portions of my website to speed it up. I'll have to look into it, thanks for the great tips!Great concept and content.
From an SEO performance point of view, may I suggest you configure your hosting webserver to compress the content it delivers - it would display the pages much faster. Just from a quick scan:
There are 5 plain text components that should be sent compressed - your css files and your youtube video.
Compression reduces response times by reducing the size of the HTTP response. Gzip is the most popular and effective compression method currently available and generally reduces the response size by about 70%. Approximately 90% of today's Internet traffic travels through browsers that claim to support gzip.
Google will then like you better too if you are faster
Quite an interesting site. I might check out more of it later. But it's nice anyway.
Nice niche you got there, idea looks awesome!
Good luck man!
Thank you DanGild!Nice niche you got there, idea looks awesome!
Good luck man!
very nice site, thanks for submiting
This is a clever idea particularly as more and more companies have employees who are working from home. It could probably also be used by internet marketers who employ virtual assistants in other parts of the world.
I like the concept, but we use Google Drive to do something similar in communicating schedule and schedule changes. If it would be able to do more than it could be set apart. I would suggest a chat forum for employees to be able to request time off and switch shifts with other employees as well.
Thanks!This is a clever idea particularly as more and more companies have employees who are working from home. It could probably also be used by internet marketers who employ virtual assistants in other parts of the world.
If you look at our Features page you can see a small list of the different features we offer. We do actually offer time off requests, alerts of when schedules are posted, and an internal contact list are a few. We have also toyed with the idea of adding a switch shift feature.I would suggest a chat forum for employees to be able to request time off and switch shifts with other employees as well.
It looks promising
Hello Fergal,
I lik your concept, to help bosses schedule the day's work for their employees. However, your website does not look very professional. It this a DYS website? Since you are trying to reach professionals and people who will be relying in your web service, I suggest you get a better design.
Definitely move fast with the production of video so that viewers can get a sense of the interface and operability of your product. I for one, don't sing up just to see what you have to offer. It takes time and I have to give you my info just to see...
Best of luck,
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