Hi. Will you record this webinar? I am not sure I will be able to watch it online
Yes, sure
It'll be saved as a video on our youtube channel
Topic: [ANN][ICO] SNOV.io decentralized lead generation service - page 40. (Read 57635 times)
Yes, sure
It'll be saved as a video on our youtube channel
How soon after ICO end tokens will be available for trading on some exchanges?
very quickly ,if you want to hit etherdelta . but if want to hit major market ,i think should need time
ED has a very unfrienldy user interface though. I heard stories people lost so much money on that exchange. I used it as well to buy certain tokens I really wanted to get. But I prefer to stay away from it, there are better decentralised exchanges out there and I really don't get why they don't improve Ether delta's UX.
EtherDelta's UX isn't the only problem. The biggest problem in my eyes is the order execution uncertainty. It takes ages until you know whether you completed a trade successfully or an error pops up. It really is no fun at all.
Yes, I have heard people lost lots of money due to orders execution issues. Anyways, I do hope Snovio will be presented on multiple exchanges.
I am on of those people man... My sell order on ED got executed way lower than token was being traded at. It's terrible. I lost a lot of potential earnings. Never gonna trade on ED again. Too costly
Oh my god seriously? Like what did actually happen or what did you do wrong? How can it get executed lower? Did you put it up for sale at a lower rate or are you talking about an error on ED?
Believe it or not, but my order got executed lower than I set it at. I don't understand how it is possible, but we have what we have. I then googled about it and found out that some other people also experienced the same issue. I don't know what causes it, but I wouldn't trade large amounts on ED.
Holy cow, if that is the case then how the heck does that happen? It is all smart contract-driven. That should be investigated by the developers as quickly as possible. Jesus Christ imagine you lose a serious ton of money by trading on ED and then that happens...
Hi. Will you record this webinar? I am not sure I will be able to watch it online
We have about 11 more days to see the ICO going live. I hope there will not be any further delay as it was pushed already whole month from 2nd October to 31st this month. By the way the video is really interesting and these points shared in post above are well explained.
Hey!
I am here with a webinar invitation for you!
“Snovio Tokensale explained. Decentralized lead sourcing and what it takes to launch an ICO”
JOIN HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFaUjseWK_k
On Friday, Oct, 20 at 14pm Kyiv time (11:00 AM GMT), Alexis Kratko, a founder of Snovio is hosting a very special (literally the first time we’re doing this with the public) webinar that shows you how Snovio creates a decentralized lead sourcing platform and what it takes to launch an ICO.
He will speak on the following aspects:
1. Snovio today, how we help our clients and why they use Snovio.
2. Moving to a decentralized model, what is a crowdsourced lead database.
3. Introducing Snovio leads marketplace and smart contracts.
4. TokenSale (ICO). Why it helps Snovio to grow its business.
5. Snovio tomorrow. Decentralized leads database and marketing automation.
5. What it takes to run a Tokensale campaign, what challenges we face.
Alexis will be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
I am here with a webinar invitation for you!
“Snovio Tokensale explained. Decentralized lead sourcing and what it takes to launch an ICO”
JOIN HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFaUjseWK_k
On Friday, Oct, 20 at 14pm Kyiv time (11:00 AM GMT), Alexis Kratko, a founder of Snovio is hosting a very special (literally the first time we’re doing this with the public) webinar that shows you how Snovio creates a decentralized lead sourcing platform and what it takes to launch an ICO.
He will speak on the following aspects:
1. Snovio today, how we help our clients and why they use Snovio.
2. Moving to a decentralized model, what is a crowdsourced lead database.
3. Introducing Snovio leads marketplace and smart contracts.
4. TokenSale (ICO). Why it helps Snovio to grow its business.
5. Snovio tomorrow. Decentralized leads database and marketing automation.
5. What it takes to run a Tokensale campaign, what challenges we face.
Alexis will be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
This is good new . I will follow you. a nice way to answer investors' questions . I have very good questions for you
Hey!
I am here with a webinar invitation for you!
“Snovio Tokensale explained. Decentralized lead sourcing and what it takes to launch an ICO”
JOIN HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFaUjseWK_k
On Friday, Oct, 20 at 14pm Kyiv time (11:00 AM GMT), Alexis Kratko, a founder of Snovio is hosting a very special (literally the first time we’re doing this with the public) webinar that shows you how Snovio creates a decentralized lead sourcing platform and what it takes to launch an ICO.
He will speak on the following aspects:
1. Snovio today, how we help our clients and why they use Snovio.
2. Moving to a decentralized model, what is a crowdsourced lead database.
3. Introducing Snovio leads marketplace and smart contracts.
4. TokenSale (ICO). Why it helps Snovio to grow its business.
5. Snovio tomorrow. Decetralized leads database and marketing automation.
5. What it takes to run a Tokensale campaign, what challenges we face.
Alexis will be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
I am here with a webinar invitation for you!
“Snovio Tokensale explained. Decentralized lead sourcing and what it takes to launch an ICO”
JOIN HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFaUjseWK_k
On Friday, Oct, 20 at 14pm Kyiv time (11:00 AM GMT), Alexis Kratko, a founder of Snovio is hosting a very special (literally the first time we’re doing this with the public) webinar that shows you how Snovio creates a decentralized lead sourcing platform and what it takes to launch an ICO.
He will speak on the following aspects:
1. Snovio today, how we help our clients and why they use Snovio.
2. Moving to a decentralized model, what is a crowdsourced lead database.
3. Introducing Snovio leads marketplace and smart contracts.
4. TokenSale (ICO). Why it helps Snovio to grow its business.
5. Snovio tomorrow. Decetralized leads database and marketing automation.
5. What it takes to run a Tokensale campaign, what challenges we face.
Alexis will be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
Sweet! I will try to be there
Hello. Your free plan allows to get 300 emails each month? Or once I reach 300 mails I will have to switch to paid account?
Your credits renew every month
Hey!
I am here with a webinar invitation for you!
“Snovio Tokensale explained. Decentralized lead sourcing and what it takes to launch an ICO”
JOIN HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFaUjseWK_k
On Friday, Oct, 20 at 14pm Kyiv time (11:00 AM GMT), Alexis Kratko, a founder of Snovio is hosting a very special (literally the first time we’re doing this with the public) webinar that shows you how Snovio creates a decentralized lead sourcing platform and what it takes to launch an ICO.
He will speak on the following aspects:
1. Snovio today, how we help our clients and why they use Snovio.
2. Moving to a decentralized model, what is a crowdsourced lead database.
3. Introducing Snovio leads marketplace and smart contracts.
4. TokenSale (ICO). Why it helps Snovio to grow its business.
5. Snovio tomorrow. Decetralized leads database and marketing automation.
5. What it takes to run a Tokensale campaign, what challenges we face.
Alexis will be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
I am here with a webinar invitation for you!
“Snovio Tokensale explained. Decentralized lead sourcing and what it takes to launch an ICO”
JOIN HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFaUjseWK_k
On Friday, Oct, 20 at 14pm Kyiv time (11:00 AM GMT), Alexis Kratko, a founder of Snovio is hosting a very special (literally the first time we’re doing this with the public) webinar that shows you how Snovio creates a decentralized lead sourcing platform and what it takes to launch an ICO.
He will speak on the following aspects:
1. Snovio today, how we help our clients and why they use Snovio.
2. Moving to a decentralized model, what is a crowdsourced lead database.
3. Introducing Snovio leads marketplace and smart contracts.
4. TokenSale (ICO). Why it helps Snovio to grow its business.
5. Snovio tomorrow. Decetralized leads database and marketing automation.
5. What it takes to run a Tokensale campaign, what challenges we face.
Alexis will be more than happy to answer any of your questions.
I see ico from the project run very well and now it is at the end of ico maybe soon the project we can know about the good or not this project but in my opinion this is one of the promising project for the participants who follow the ico of this project
How soon after ICO end tokens will be available for trading on some exchanges?
very quickly ,if you want to hit etherdelta . but if want to hit major market ,i think should need time
ED has a very unfrienldy user interface though. I heard stories people lost so much money on that exchange. I used it as well to buy certain tokens I really wanted to get. But I prefer to stay away from it, there are better decentralised exchanges out there and I really don't get why they don't improve Ether delta's UX.
EtherDelta's UX isn't the only problem. The biggest problem in my eyes is the order execution uncertainty. It takes ages until you know whether you completed a trade successfully or an error pops up. It really is no fun at all.
Yes, I have heard people lost lots of money due to orders execution issues. Anyways, I do hope Snovio will be presented on multiple exchanges.
I am on of those people man... My sell order on ED got executed way lower than token was being traded at. It's terrible. I lost a lot of potential earnings. Never gonna trade on ED again. Too costly
Oh my god seriously? Like what did actually happen or what did you do wrong? How can it get executed lower? Did you put it up for sale at a lower rate or are you talking about an error on ED?
Believe it or not, but my order got executed lower than I set it at. I don't understand how it is possible, but we have what we have. I then googled about it and found out that some other people also experienced the same issue. I don't know what causes it, but I wouldn't trade large amounts on ED.
Hello. Your free plan allows to get 300 emails each month? Or once I reach 300 mails I will have to switch to paid account?
Do you guys have plans on making plugin for Firefox? Or Chrome will be the only browser with you product? I know the majority of people are on it, but I am not big fan of Chrome and mostly use Mozilla...
We'll think about making it possible to use our extension on other browsers. Actually, you may use just web-version of Snovio here - https://snov.io/
Yes, but Firefox plugin would be definitely better. Also, this would help you to reach to more people. Of course Chrome has like 70% of market share, but still, there are plenty Mozilla users
Do you guys have plans on making plugin for Firefox? Or Chrome will be the only browser with you product? I know the majority of people are on it, but I am not big fan of Chrome and mostly use Mozilla...
We'll think about making it possible to use our extension on other browsers. Actually, you may use just web-version of Snovio here - https://snov.io/
yes I think the participants of the project be it signatures atu the other must be patient with the steps undertaken by the team and dev of the project
who better understand the project can be successfull
who better understand the project can be successfull
How soon after ICO end tokens will be available for trading on some exchanges?
very quickly ,if you want to hit etherdelta . but if want to hit major market ,i think should need time
ED has a very unfrienldy user interface though. I heard stories people lost so much money on that exchange. I used it as well to buy certain tokens I really wanted to get. But I prefer to stay away from it, there are better decentralised exchanges out there and I really don't get why they don't improve Ether delta's UX.
EtherDelta's UX isn't the only problem. The biggest problem in my eyes is the order execution uncertainty. It takes ages until you know whether you completed a trade successfully or an error pops up. It really is no fun at all.
Yes, I have heard people lost lots of money due to orders execution issues. Anyways, I do hope Snovio will be presented on multiple exchanges.
I am on of those people man... My sell order on ED got executed way lower than token was being traded at. It's terrible. I lost a lot of potential earnings. Never gonna trade on ED again. Too costly
Oh my god seriously? Like what did actually happen or what did you do wrong? How can it get executed lower? Did you put it up for sale at a lower rate or are you talking about an error on ED?
Do you guys have plans on making plugin for Firefox? Or Chrome will be the only browser with you product? I know the majority of people are on it, but I am not big fan of Chrome and mostly use Mozilla...
Again, the data has to exist somewhere for this to work.
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
For example, in forums for pizza-lovers. Or in the specific group on facebook. Again on the Facebook - among the people who liked the pages of Pizza-restaurants in Melbourne.
That makes sense, don't you think so?
With this specific example, I have a hard time believing that there would be enough identifying information for a contributor to know that a forum user was in Melbourne, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
That still doesn't explain how a contributor would get the person's contact information, which is the most important part of the process.
How much are businesses paying for leads in your experience so far? The process sounds time consuming, so I'd like to have an idea of how much contributors are earning for their time.
Finding contacts is the easiest feature of Snovio work. The point is in knowing whos contact information you need. That is the sense of decentralized lead generation. The data gathered from different sources: you get the interests from forums, the contacts from facebook, the work experience from LinkedIn and so on...
You may find our prices on our website - https://snov.io/pricing.html
As to contributors, they get either 70% from the purchase of their lead or the sum which was set by the customer if we are speaking about a marketplace.
As to time, the thing is that contributors don't gather the data manually. They just use internet surfing the different pages while our plugin is gathering the information.
Try it out. I have been using it lately and it works pretty well for me!
I played around with it a little bit after my last post and it does work fairly well.
Again, the data has to exist somewhere for this to work.
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
For example, in forums for pizza-lovers. Or in the specific group on facebook. Again on the Facebook - among the people who liked the pages of Pizza-restaurants in Melbourne.
That makes sense, don't you think so?
With this specific example, I have a hard time believing that there would be enough identifying information for a contributor to know that a forum user was in Melbourne, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
That still doesn't explain how a contributor would get the person's contact information, which is the most important part of the process.
How much are businesses paying for leads in your experience so far? The process sounds time consuming, so I'd like to have an idea of how much contributors are earning for their time.
Finding contacts is the easiest feature of Snovio work. The point is in knowing whos contact information you need. That is the sense of decentralized lead generation. The data gathered from different sources: you get the interests from forums, the contacts from facebook, the work experience from LinkedIn and so on...
You may find our prices on our website - https://snov.io/pricing.html
As to contributors, they get either 70% from the purchase of their lead or the sum which was set by the customer if we are speaking about a marketplace.
As to time, the thing is that contributors don't gather the data manually. They just use internet surfing the different pages while our plugin is gathering the information.
Try it out. I have been using it lately and it works pretty well for me!
Again, the data has to exist somewhere for this to work.
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
For example, in forums for pizza-lovers. Or in the specific group on facebook. Again on the Facebook - among the people who liked the pages of Pizza-restaurants in Melbourne.
That makes sense, don't you think so?
With this specific example, I have a hard time believing that there would be enough identifying information for a contributor to know that a forum user was in Melbourne, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
That still doesn't explain how a contributor would get the person's contact information, which is the most important part of the process.
How much are businesses paying for leads in your experience so far? The process sounds time consuming, so I'd like to have an idea of how much contributors are earning for their time.
Finding contacts is the easiest feature of Snovio work. The point is in knowing whos contact information you need. That is the sense of decentralized lead generation. The data gathered from different sources: you get the interests from forums, the contacts from facebook, the work experience from LinkedIn and so on...
You may find our prices on our website - https://snov.io/pricing.html
As to contributors, they get either 70% from the purchase of their lead or the sum which was set by the customer if we are speaking about a marketplace.
As to time, the thing is that contributors don't gather the data manually. They just use internet surfing the different pages while our plugin is gathering the information.
Thanks for the info. I still don't understand where you're finding email addresses that aren't public, but I'll try installing your plugin to see if that helps.
Thank you for such interesting questions!
Again, the data has to exist somewhere for this to work.
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
On your website you give an example of being able to find pizza lovers from Melbourne. Can you be more specific about how your platform could accomplish this? Saying that contributors will find the data on the internet isn't a good answer. How would someone identify me and track down my info if I should be on that list?
For example, in forums for pizza-lovers. Or in the specific group on facebook. Again on the Facebook - among the people who liked the pages of Pizza-restaurants in Melbourne.
That makes sense, don't you think so?
With this specific example, I have a hard time believing that there would be enough identifying information for a contributor to know that a forum user was in Melbourne, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
That still doesn't explain how a contributor would get the person's contact information, which is the most important part of the process.
How much are businesses paying for leads in your experience so far? The process sounds time consuming, so I'd like to have an idea of how much contributors are earning for their time.
Finding contacts is the easiest feature of Snovio work. The point is in knowing whos contact information you need. That is the sense of decentralized lead generation. The data gathered from different sources: you get the interests from forums, the contacts from facebook, the work experience from LinkedIn and so on...
You may find our prices on our website - https://snov.io/pricing.html
As to contributors, they get either 70% from the purchase of their lead or the sum which was set by the customer if we are speaking about a marketplace.
As to time, the thing is that contributors don't gather the data manually. They just use internet surfing the different pages while our plugin is gathering the information.
Thanks for the info. I still don't understand where you're finding email addresses that aren't public, but I'll try installing your plugin to see if that helps.
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