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_areaman posted:A year or so ago I was examining a startup called "Doband", which I thought would fail. However, the guy really took it seriously and moved to Silicon Valley to try and get funding. A couple days ago the name popped back into my head for some reason, and my googles found this link: That just seems like a 'to do' list app, with advertising connected to a person's interests and a "social networking" angle thrown in. Like some sort of facebook-meets-groupon-meets-kickstarter(sans the donation angle)-meets-StumbleUpon. The idea doesn't actually seem so bad but the name is horrible. Definitely seems a bit superfluous, though, but I suppose it'd have a niche if he decided to look beyond "action oriented brands." I actually kind of like it.
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# ¿ Sep 22, 2011 17:01 |
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# ¿ May 3, 2024 02:26 |
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_areaman posted:I think his vision was more like, Nike starts a campaign of working out more, and people join up, and receive discounts from Nike for accomplishing goals and taking pictures of their Air Jordans and whatnot. Then he has this alternate vision, where people start "dreams" and get benefits for accomplishing them. Yeah, that seems less feasible. But an "I want to read/learn more=Barnes & Noble coupon" or "I want to cook a dinner/climb a mountain/make my own beer=coupons from companies related to those goals" engine with a strong social aspect would actually seem pretty cool now that I think about it. ......Goon business, anyone?
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# ¿ Sep 23, 2011 00:42 |