antonwinter

I've got an MVP html template builder that has initial feedback from HN and reddit/startups. The feedback has been very good. however there are hints that the users see the product differently to what i intended.

I intended the product to produce single page websites templates (like templates you get from themeforest), but the audience so far has seen it as a launch website (like launchrock).

Maybe the name plays a big part of that 'landinggear' which suggests a landing page.

Do i rename to something like "single page site"? to align my positioning with the product?

www.landinggear.me

Hello HN,

www.LandingGear.me is designed specifically for building single page landing pages.

Our first MVP got a good response with a few hundred people visiting and downloading templates.

So we've taken it to the next level of development, added more features and functions and added an option to pay.

We're now wanting to get a little more validation and feedback.

Would you mind please having a look and posting your feedback here?

thanks!

Anton Winter

Techcrunch has a startup listed as having 500k users . This begs believe for me.

http://techcrunch.com/2014/05/06/smore-raises-1-7m-seed-round-for-its-single-page-website-builder/

If the figures are real, how on earth does a startup get those sorts of figures in a market that seems expensive to market to

Here's the idea behind our MVP:

Web company landing pages almost all follow the same format - single page, a series of panels, each panel with a couple of key selling points, a price list table, contact form. Each panel has either an image as a background or a different color.

So our idea is to create a service focused purely on building landing pages that follow this format. Quick and easy.

So that's our MVP, please check it out at www.landinggear.me

Are you willing to give us some feedback?

We'd like to know if you think this is something you would use.

thanks

I have developed a software application that literally creates Bitcoins from nothing. Well strictly speaking it looks for arbitrage opportunities on the cex exchange, and sometimes when the market conditions are just right, a couple of simple trades conjures bitcoin out of thin air.

It works, for real. My software conjures money essentially out of thin air.

BUT I have a couple of really thorny problems and I'd like to ask for the help of HN.

1: - no one believes me. They think it's a scam. And indeed it SOUNDS scammy. How the heck to counter this?

2: - people don't trust me. I'm an ordinary middle aged man with a family who has been developing software for more than 20 years. I know I'm trustworthy, but in the bitcoin world, no one trusts anyone. How do I get people to use my software when they are super paranoid about being hacked etc because it seems that everything bitcoin gets hacked.

FYI extra information: my software does not make any great quantity of bitcoin in any given trade - we're talking fractions of a bitcoin each time the opportunity comes up. However I think there's plenty of room to grow this across exchanges and limits on any one users trading limits the amount that can be made.

Any advice welcome. The software is called "coinfinder" and the site is www.bcoinex.com

Thoughts? Advice?

Anton

One thing to note: for the purposes of easy explanation, I have said "bitcoin" above but its actually trading gigahashes which are used by cloud mining to create bitcoin. A future version of my software will automatically exchange the gigahashes for bitcoin so it will be native bitcoin finding.

Visa has opened up a big business opportunity now with the banning of VPNs.

I propose overlordcard, it works exactly like a mastercard, giving credit at 50% interest + fees.

And of course it can be used to purchase legitimate and completely legal VPN services.