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What is your solution to utilize the "extra" review content that a product/service might receive. For example, a product with 1000 reviews may only show 10 on the product page with the rest being unused or only findable by searching for specific keywords like stamped.io does. Ideally, those extra 990 reviews could somehow be split and shown on other product pages to improve the rest of the...

I don't know what the backend of your software looks like, but most Shopify app developers put some sort of "please review us" popup in their admin until you take action. Be sure to hide it after an action has taken place or you will eventually annoy your customer.

Go look at the reviews of your prospective competitors. The bad reviews will especially tell you what features are missing. The good reviews will tell you what is bare minimum to compete.

It all comes back to safety at the end of the day. Noone wants to be on city roads in something this small when normal sized cars are in front, behind, and next to them. No matter how safe they make them, the mass of a 2-3 ton object hitting a few hundred pound mini-car will always win out. That being said, the safety issues become less relevant when 99% of the cars on the road are self...

Get a large dog with lots of energy (e.g. a boxer). They will need to expend their energy every day. A dog will be ready to go whenever you are finished working and so you can go run around with them, wrestle a bit, and get a bit of exercise. They provide an easy way to get your mind off of the biz/work.

Is there some sort of rough estimation of the volume of chats to expect? Since it's easier than contacting support through other methods, I assume it is a multiple of the general support contacts. Perhaps 2-3x the normal CS contacts?

I wonder what the theme for 2022 will be? Green certainly doesn't go out of style however.

I remember a certain war 30 years ago when I was a kid. It was just a newspaper headline and a few videos on tv that I paid little attention to. Cannot imagine what is going through kids heads with how much news/stories are available vs back then.

Very cool. Reminds of me some site that Seth Godin made a long time ago. I can't remember what it was, but the site was bright orange and had daily news links such as this.

notepad++ and not joking. If I have multiple tabs, I find myself using the notes on the other tabs when I need them, and saving them in a folder when not in immediate need of them. no frills whatsoever