Show HN: If something happens to you, what happens to your business?
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Feedback:
- Name/domain too long (not able to remember it).
- 1 big blob of text that I need to scroll through (it needs some structure where I can see the different parts of the site)
- Pricing must be clearly outlined
- You ask too many questions at the start. If I am one of the 60 second visitors of a site, I won't know what you're doing within those 60 seconds
- Site definitely needs a redesign (from my opinion)
- Name/domain too long (not able to remember it).
- 1 big blob of text that I need to scroll through (it needs some structure where I can see the different parts of the site)
- Pricing must be clearly outlined
- You ask too many questions at the start. If I am one of the 60 second visitors of a site, I won't know what you're doing within those 60 seconds
- Site definitely needs a redesign (from my opinion)
She wouldn't want to take over running it, but she'd like to make sure my customers get taken care of, that the business keeps it value, and that there is a smooth transition to the new owner. For less serious situations, she wants a plan in place so that if I'm in the hospital for a month the business is still there when I get back.
My dad has experience as a disaster/contingency planning consultant. He game me some advice. After some further conversation, it seemed like this might be this might be a good fit for a productized consulting business.
Check out his offering at http://www.HavenHoltPlanning.com
We'd love any feedback you have about the landing page or the business itself.