In theory, I'm right in your target market. I've been considering a good way to keep my handful of users up to date with small changes that aren't big enough to be immediately visible.
But I'm just not feeling it.
In the FAQ, you try to distance yourself from the way that blog posts are used. But, and this is big, blog posts can be used exactly like it seems VisionHistory is designed to be used. I could post nothing but a bullet list on a blog. Just because most people don't doesn't remove that possibility.
I was intrigued enough, given my current desire to have/make a solution to this, to check out the pricing page. So it's not that I was completely uninterested. But I wasn't interested enough to pay the prices listed and I don't know what you could add that would change that. It just seems to solve too small of a problem.
Definitely fair points. I appreciate the feedback!
We are hoping some of the features that a blog can't (or at least not easily) provide would make people want to covert. For example, your customers can subscribe to be notified of updates automatically, easily search through the version updates, submit feature requests to you, download a printer friendly version, etc. all from one nice interface.
Of course if some feature does come to mind that you think would make you want to transition if we added it, do let me know. I'm always open to ideas!
You're right -- it is a small problem that needs solving but one that we've seen time and again from building our own Web applications. So we're happy to solve it and see if there's a larger market of SaaS apps (and others) that could benefit from it.
But I'm just not feeling it.
In the FAQ, you try to distance yourself from the way that blog posts are used. But, and this is big, blog posts can be used exactly like it seems VisionHistory is designed to be used. I could post nothing but a bullet list on a blog. Just because most people don't doesn't remove that possibility.
I was intrigued enough, given my current desire to have/make a solution to this, to check out the pricing page. So it's not that I was completely uninterested. But I wasn't interested enough to pay the prices listed and I don't know what you could add that would change that. It just seems to solve too small of a problem.