Comments on: If you don’t do perfect - do interesting! http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html The SEO Blog with attitude Sat, 30 Aug 2008 08:35:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Anita Chaperon http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4058 Anita Chaperon Mon, 21 Jan 2008 08:34:54 +0000 http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4058 Tony, good to see you here ;o) Marc, Tony, I agree completely. There has to be a cut-of line, especially with product features. In terms of how much users end up actually using would be down to a survey beforehand - that would be the only way to define how much is enough. Julie, as usual, nothing escapes you... it was a close encounter nearly with their private parts, had they not finally agreed to turn around... Tony, good to see you here ;o)

Marc, Tony, I agree completely. There has to be a cut-of line, especially with product features. In terms of how much users end up actually using would be down to a survey beforehand - that would be the only way to define how much is enough.

Julie, as usual, nothing escapes you… it was a close encounter nearly with their private parts, had they not finally agreed to turn around…

]]> By: Julie Joyce http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4052 Julie Joyce Mon, 21 Jan 2008 00:55:09 +0000 http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4052 Um, Anita, isn't your avatar cleverly cropped so as not to show you with your hand over those stormtroopers' private parts? Or am I wrong? Um, Anita, isn’t your avatar cleverly cropped so as not to show you with your hand over those stormtroopers’ private parts? Or am I wrong?

]]> By: Marc Goodin http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4031 Marc Goodin Sun, 20 Jan 2008 05:05:28 +0000 http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4031 I am glad to hear interesting is better than waiting for perfect. We just launched our new web site with the concept that the user is looking for easy that works - not complex that takes forever to learn. marc I am glad to hear interesting is better than waiting for perfect. We just launched our new web site with the concept that the user is looking for easy that works - not complex that takes forever to learn.

marc

]]> By: tony spencer http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4026 tony spencer Sat, 19 Jan 2008 23:42:40 +0000 http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4026 Well put Anita. From a development standpoint I think its very important to remember that must keep your original offering simple. If you try to architect tons of cool features you'll only find yourself with a very distant deadline, frustrated programmers, and when you finally do launch your users will spend 90% of their time using one basic feature and may even be confused by the other features you've built. Keep it small, simple, and keep the lines of communication with your customer wide open so you can quickly react to their needs. Well put Anita. From a development standpoint I think its very important to remember that must keep your original offering simple. If you try to architect tons of cool features you’ll only find yourself with a very distant deadline, frustrated programmers, and when you finally do launch your users will spend 90% of their time using one basic feature and may even be confused by the other features you’ve built. Keep it small, simple, and keep the lines of communication with your customer wide open so you can quickly react to their needs.

]]> By: Julie Joyce http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4019 Julie Joyce Sat, 19 Jan 2008 15:19:29 +0000 http://www.seo-chicks.com/383/if-you-dont-do-perfect-do-interesting.html#comment-4019 I think this is true for people as well...perfection is quite overrated anyway. I think this is true for people as well…perfection is quite overrated anyway.

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