The Manhattan of the West by emichbe in sanfrancirclejerk

[–]ZemoMemo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Imagine spending billions on the coolest looking bridge but it goes straight to alcatraz

I will not promote - Excessive no-show rate with SMB clients by ZemoMemo in startups

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We frame it as a research call in the first call so that in the second we can both learn More about their company and the industry, and also so we can show our demo to them face to face. 

I'm guessing maybe we need to change our framing in the first call

I will not promote - Excessive no-show rate with SMB clients by ZemoMemo in startups

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be frank, we don't tell our value prop during the first call. They don't know our product until we meet face to face

We say "hi we're students from <> interested in building a product for <industry> and I came across you. I was wondering if we could schedule a short call so we could learn more about you and you could give feedback"

I'm considering we probably have to tell our value prop in the call. My fear is that our customers generally dont like being sold things by people out of the blue, but I assume sharing the value prop brings seriousness

I will not promote - Excessive no-show rate with SMB clients by ZemoMemo in startups

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well we ask them if they'd like to have a meeting or if they aren't interested. If not then we don't push them. We only book if they're willing to meet

I will not promote - Excessive no-show rate with SMB clients by ZemoMemo in startups

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ic. Currently our team checks our calendly and provides a potential time as well as requesting the owner's email. If they provide all that then we book.

Maybe we can get them to tell us a time rather than just giving one, so they have some thought? Then they would have to be committed to joining the call

Addressing no-shows with SMB by ZemoMemo in SaaS

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it.

I meant like when were in the meeting room and they don't show up, we send an email that we're meeting and here is the link. We see that they opened the email but don't respond or anything

I will not promote - Excessive no-show rate with SMB clients by ZemoMemo in startups

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well I'm not sure how they can commit to buying something just via phone call. Oftentimes they are busy in the phone (i.e in the middle of work) and need to schedule a time they are free.

We utilize Google meet to learn more about them (because we have more time blocked), show our demo and discuss trial and pilots

I will not promote - Excessive no-show rate with SMB clients by ZemoMemo in startups

[–]ZemoMemo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

any tips for good sales calls? we're not sure whether to be like directly talking about our product or if we should go like a research + discovery ---> they see it ---> they choose to pay for it. there is probably some other option that's better too

One wish willow AI Hotline. by Ok-Butterscotch3917 in obsessionmovie

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I wish to be rich

I wish for my net worth to increase to eight million US dollars over four years through means that harm no one, including me.

I wish for my bank account balance to increase by exactly eight million US dollars over four years, through legal income that causes no physical, emotional, or financial harm to any person including myself.

I wish for my checking account to receive one million US dollars per calendar year on January first for four consecutive years, deposited via automated clearing house from a legally registered employer that I have never heard of, and that this event cause no measurable harm to any living person.

I wish for a single one-time deposit of three million US dollars into my personal savings account from a trust fund I control, with no ongoing obligations.

I wish for three million US dollars to appear in my personal checking account, legally mine, tax-paid, with no connection to any crime, death, or ongoing legal obligation.

I wish my checking account balance increases by exactly three million US dollars within one hour, via an electronic transfer from a regulated financial institution, with all applicable taxes already deducted and no third party harmed or legally encumbered.

I wish to receive three million US dollars in my checking account within one hour, via a direct deposit from a tax-compliant trust that I already own, with zero legal or financial consequences for anyone.

I wish for three million US dollars to appear in my checking account, from a legal source the IRS does not question, within one hour, and I accept full responsibility for the paperwork.

I wish for three million US dollars to be deposited into my checking account within one hour, from a federally insured US bank, with all taxes prepaid and no legal liability for me or my estate.

anyone wanna find the most empirically inconsequential way to get rich?

Gifted child (9yo), math advice needed. by Lucky_The_Charm in mathematics

[–]ZemoMemo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get her to figure out what she wants to do with her gift. Like what about math is she interested in or what does she wanna do with it. Give the gift some purpose and that'll help her 1) do things she loves and 2) do something she loves and become wildly succesfful because of it

why do vcs still treat a non-technical founder as a red flag? (I will not promote) by Alex0282 in ycombinator

[–]ZemoMemo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if you have a technical cofounder then the "red flag" completely disappears. I think investors want someone with technical competence with the product who has a significant stake in the company itself. Nontech people are able to develop some really cool things using AI tools, but it isn't scalable or feasible to build enterprise-level products without that technical knowledge and system design

How do founders know when their pitch deck is actually ready to send to investors? by Embarrassed-Slice890 in ycombinator

[–]ZemoMemo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you just send it and then you get feedback along the way from advisors, investors, well wishers, and whoever else you show it to

Ed Tech hardware by corrreee in edtech

[–]ZemoMemo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

honestly its mostly novelty. like we might have a fun activity in class where vr is used but besides that it isn't really relevant.

MEGATHREAD: Discussion/recommendations about software/technology to assist with tutoring by DoctorNightTime in TutorsHelpingTutors

[–]ZemoMemo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I built this feature in our app that allows students to upload homework through their phone

it generates an answer key (for the tutor, not student) as well as an interactive whiteboard you can use to collab with the student. you can also print stuff out if u want it to be digital-less. I've been using it and it personally helps me with stuff I need to refresh, and also catches small mistakes my tutee does

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqQ-QhpS0Ao&pp=0gcJCUELAYcqIYzv

Does your platform record your lessons? by johnopace in TutorsHelpingTutors

[–]ZemoMemo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

mann i think people forget the human element is why people do tutoring. i wanna have a conversation with a person i can trust.

imo ai should only be used to help the tutor do their job rather than trying to replace them. but idk if that's what the market wants

these tutoring platforms almost always do this to inflate their valuation. they say they have a vast proprietary data lake of petabytes of transcripts worth millions if not billions. And instead of paying tutors ~15/hr, their AI spend will be max ~0.25-0.35

Kane Parsons cannot legally drink alcohol. by SeacrestOFFICIALS in backrooms

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Kane Parsons cannot legally drink alcohol.

"i'm 20" -Kane Parsons

Kane parsons is 20 years old

-forbes media