Communitrain
Allowing you to finally practice negotiations
In trying to branch out to my audience, I stumbled upon the Negotiation Practice Community. Getting actively involved in the sessions with the leader, going above and beyond to contribute to within them, reaching out to the founder of the group and showing him my work, telling him I want to help build his great group.
That means we now have a bonafide group sessions section within Communitrain.com, helping people practice more, and I have a larger pool of potential users to tap into.
My next focus is to spend 90% of my efforts on marketing every day, particularly on Reddit, where negotiation subreddits are keen on improvement!
In trying to branch out to my audience, I stumbled upon the Negotiation Practice Community. Getting actively involved in the sessions with the leader, going above and beyond to contribute to within them, reaching out to the founder of the group and showing him my work, telling him I want to help build his great group.
That means we now have a bonafide group sessions section within Communitrain.com, helping people practice more, and I have a larger pool of potential users to tap into.
My next focus is to spend 90% of my efforts on marketing every day, particularly on Reddit, where negotiation subreddits are keen on improvement!
Spent a lot of time putting it together on Bubble and gathering feedback, and finally put a test version out there, a painful reminder that things take way longer to complete on your own as I was hoping to launch this months ago.
I've since had 4 organic sign-ups, but still felt things are a bit unpolished as no one was matching, learning the hard way of how much attention needs to be paid to user experience and testing before launch.
So I added a bunch of features and hope it is useable and fun for new joiners.
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Calendar after registration throws a 404 error. Try it yourself.
I've had the idea for quite some time after finishing negotiation course by Barry Nalebuff on Coursera, and wanted to replicate the amazing practices I had there. However, I've been tinkering for a bit on Ruby on Rails and getting nowhere in creating a MVP.
A friend recommended bubble.io, which has been a godsend, and I started working on it since.
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