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Web Calendar Re-Launch, Feedback Requested George Sexton 12-22-2005
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Posted by George Sexton on December 22, 2005, 9:24 am
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We're in the process of re-launching our web calendar product. We would
like to get your opinions on a couple of things about our site and
product.

This is a relaunch of an existing product with hundreds of customers. The
major effort of the re-launch is to focus more on the hosted calendar
market. Toward that end, we've re-designed our web site, and changed our
pricing. Essentially, we've dropped the license fee that we were charging
for hosting and now charge only a monthly fee. Our bottom end price is now
$99 per year.

The URL is:

http://www.mhsoftware.com/hosting/

Things we're really interested in feedback on are:

1)The web site design. It's a new site.
2)The hosted trial signup process.
It takes about two minutes to get a working trial.

a) does it work?
b) can you find it?
c) Is it simple enough to follow? Can it be improved?

The target market for this product is business, churches, schools, and
civic group/clubs/non-profit organizations.

Finally, we're interested in your thoughts on price-point. I know there
are a lot of cheaper or free calendars out there. We think our product
offers a lot of features that make it stand out, and justify the slightly
higher cost. High-end things we do include

Virtual host name support within your domain Resource Management
Really customizable appearance
No advertising
iCal/Outlook Import/Export
Best in class security system
Best in class calendar, including exceptions for recurring events,
attachments to events, Email notifications and reminders, Time zone
support, and much more.

We appreciate your feedback. If we get at least 5 people from a.w.w or
c.i.w.a.h who try the trial signup, look at the product, and provide
feedback we'll have a drawing and give away a free year's hosting of our
10 calendar product.

Thanks for your help.

--
George Sexton
MH Software, Inc. - Home of Connect Daily Web Calendar
http://www.mhsoftware.com/conectdaily.htm


Posted by Chaddy2222 on December 24, 2005, 12:39 am
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George Sexton wrote:

> We're in the process of re-launching our web calendar product. We would
> like to get your opinions on a couple of things about our site and
> product.
>
> This is a relaunch of an existing product with hundreds of customers. The
> major effort of the re-launch is to focus more on the hosted calendar
> market. Toward that end, we've re-designed our web site, and changed our
> pricing. Essentially, we've dropped the license fee that we were charging
> for hosting and now charge only a monthly fee. Our bottom end price is now
> $99 per year.
>
> The URL is:
>
> http://www.mhsoftware.com/hosting/
>
> Things we're really interested in feedback on are:
>
> 1)The web site design. It's a new site.
Well. You have JavaScript for the top navigation. In FireFox with JS
disabled, it doesn't work at all.
I would suggest useing some normal text links a long the bottom of the
page which match those in the top nav bar. As you can not get to your
contact link unless you use the top navigation with JS enabled. Which
is not always possable.

> 2)The hosted trial signup process.
> It takes about two minutes to get a working trial.
>
> a) does it work?
Ummm. Shouldn't you have tested that yourself before placeing the site
on the web?.

> b) can you find it?
> c) Is it simple enough to follow? Can it be improved?
Yes. You need to do something regarding the JavaScript thing.

>
> The target market for this product is business, churches, schools, and
> civic group/clubs/non-profit organizations.
>
> Finally, we're interested in your thoughts on price-point. I know there
> are a lot of cheaper or free calendars out there. We think our product
> offers a lot of features that make it stand out, and justify the slightly
> higher cost. High-end things we do include
>
> Virtual host name support within your domain Resource Management
> Really customizable appearance
> No advertising
> iCal/Outlook Import/Export
> Best in class security system
> Best in class calendar, including exceptions for recurring events,
> attachments to events, Email notifications and reminders, Time zone
> support, and much more.
>
> We appreciate your feedback. If we get at least 5 people from a.w.w or
> c.i.w.a.h who try the trial signup, look at the product, and provide
> feedback we'll have a drawing and give away a free year's hosting of our
> 10 calendar product.
>
> Thanks for your help.
Well. Regarding the price. I don't think $99 per year is that expensive
for Non-proffits. There are a lot of community groups who do have a lot
of money to spend, through donation etc etc.
--
Regards Chad. http://freewebdesign.cjb.cc


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