Susan Levine Working iTouchTechTalk.com
Susan from iTouchTechTalk.com has developed a system to give users of iTouch and iPhone the power to decide what new applications will be created or not. In this way, you hold the key to shaping tomorrows applications. Susan sets this new trend with her newest idea that can be found here:
http://www.itouchtechtalk.com/
What kinds of applications do you want on the iTouch and iPhone? Susan is always interested in hearing what you are interested in, because the next one she develops might be the idea that you bring to her or want as your newest iTouch and iPhone application. Please feel free to contact her by referring to the “Media Content Information”
Here is what raving fans of her new website are saying:
Kyle says, “Hey, nice job on your site! I love my ipod touch and use it every day. Do you have any advice on …” and Paul says, “This is such a great resource that you are providing and you give it away for free. I enjoy seeing websites that understand the value of providing a prime resource for free. I truly love reading your posts. Thanks!” As you can see, she is getting great feedback and providing incredible insight that is greatly appreciated by her visitors. She has been working at it for only 4 months now and is 13 years old. Isn’t that amazing?
Susan is taking the path that the customer knows best and with that in mind she leaves it all up to them to decide what new applications will be developed by her. The first application she is asking for your help in determining if it makes sense to pursue into development is really fun and helps with reducing stress called Stack Em Up. You too can provide the feedback needed by going to:
http://www.iTouchTechTalk.com/
She is asking if you will help in determining if it is of value to create. Also, by going there and saying “Yes”, to the application, you’ll get some fantastic benefits.
One other quite interesting point worth mentioning is Susan is a very sophisticated business lady as she is incorporating a very new technology into her business called “Crowd Funding.” Crowd funding has benefits for both the business that is utilizing it and the customers who embrace it. That’s because everyone who “votes yes” to her idea, in this case a new iPhone/iTouch application will get huge benefits way beyond the money they use to vote with. The key is getting involved before it’s too late. Once the crowd funding ends, so do the free incentives. Check out her use of crowd funding at http://www.ItouchTechTalk.com/
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