Comments on: Why Didn’t Pownce Trounce Twitter? – with Leah Culver http://mixergy.com/pownce-leah-culver/ Events and Interviews for Web Visionaries. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:13:11 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jeremy Campbell http://mixergy.com/pownce-leah-culver/comment-page-1/#comment-7751 Jeremy Campbell Fri, 27 Nov 2009 16:53:13 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=4395#comment-7751 Come on Leah, you should have known that Andrew was a hardcore interviewer, you were cute though being shy and flustered, I liked it. <br><br>You got to love the fact that Leah loves building great products though and not just all about the money, something to respect and be said about that. <br><br>I enjoyed the show on my walk yesterday, and even learned a couple things. Quite possibly the sexiest guest on Mixergy ever! Come on Leah, you should have known that Andrew was a hardcore interviewer, you were cute though being shy and flustered, I liked it.

You got to love the fact that Leah loves building great products though and not just all about the money, something to respect and be said about that.

I enjoyed the show on my walk yesterday, and even learned a couple things. Quite possibly the sexiest guest on Mixergy ever!

]]> By: vincebaskerville http://mixergy.com/pownce-leah-culver/comment-page-1/#comment-7736 vincebaskerville Wed, 25 Nov 2009 19:43:28 +0000 http://mixergy.com/?p=4395#comment-7736 I also was one of the 1st early adopters to Pownce and I always had 2 ideas why I thought it lost the battle against twitter. <br><br>1st was their invite only program I thought ran on a bit too long.. it was great to get people excited, but then it was difficult to just add all my friends quickly.. which was one of the winning strategies that Otis Chandler mentioned in his interview with you.. <br><br>2nd I think it was just too ahead of the curve. I think it was perfect how you could share files easily and micro-chat.. but twitter kept it extremely simple which was easy for the main stream crowd to catch on.. <br><br>just my thoughts... but yeah, loved the interview as usual I also was one of the 1st early adopters to Pownce and I always had 2 ideas why I thought it lost the battle against twitter.

1st was their invite only program I thought ran on a bit too long.. it was great to get people excited, but then it was difficult to just add all my friends quickly.. which was one of the winning strategies that Otis Chandler mentioned in his interview with you..

2nd I think it was just too ahead of the curve. I think it was perfect how you could share files easily and micro-chat.. but twitter kept it extremely simple which was easy for the main stream crowd to catch on..

just my thoughts… but yeah, loved the interview as usual

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