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Category Archives: Marketing
Trial Limitations – is it really that bad?
When you Uninstall Surfulater a web page opens with a short questionnaire requesting some feedback on why it is being uninstalled. From time to time I am somewhat taken aback at peoples comments. There seems to be a real disconnect … Continue reading
Posted in General, Marketing, Surfulater
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Ticking all of the right boxes
When evaluating a product there are various key factors we need to assess such as: Does it solve my particular problem. Is it easy to use. Does it have the set of features and capabilities that I need. Will it … Continue reading
Posted in General, Marketing, Surfulater, Surfulater - In the News
Tagged product development, useability
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User feedback is so important
With the new V3.31.0.0 Surfulater release, when someone uninstalls Surfulater, a feedback request Web page is opened. This is something I have been wanting to do for quite some time and simply haven’t gotten around to it. Fortunately the Content … Continue reading
Posted in General, Marketing, Surfulater
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We should never expect much from free
When I did the big update to the Surfulater Blog last month I included a social sharing widget SexyBookmarks by Shareaholic. These widgets let visitors share details of our posts on Facebook, Twitter etc. and E-mail friends about them. I … Continue reading
Posted in General, Marketing, Surfulater
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Why I use Surfulater
I continue to be pleasantly surprised at the diverse range of uses Surfulater is being put to and the diversity of our customer base. This is both a strength and a weakness for Surfulater. It’s ability to be used so … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Research & Knowledge Management, Surfulater
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Its not unusual to… (feel free to sing along)
It’s not unusual for folks to tell us how much they love using Surfulater, but we don’t get much feedback about the Surfulater web site. So I was very pleasantly surprised when I received the following e-mail from Deborah Merritt who has … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Surfulater
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Goal-Free Living With Stephen Shapiro
I did my usual weekend house chores which gives me the opportunity to listen to Podcasts, which is something I relish. I want to recommend a great interview that Michael D. Pollock of Solostream Webstudio did with Stephen Shapiro about his book … Continue reading
Posted in General, Marketing
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Jumping hurdles
When I was a young fellow at secondary school we had to jump hurdles in the physical education class. I have to tell you I was petrified every time we had to do this. I was short and the hurdles were … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Surfulater
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Surfulater web site updated – Your Help needed
A plea for Help in learning more about what Surfulater is being used for. Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Surfulater - What's New
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If your software was on a date…
“Dating Rules For Software” – a must read for all software developers by Kathy Sierra Continue reading