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Firmsee – An example not to follow

You can Pitch your Startup here.

ED: Many of my regular readers ask me why I have such positive comments about the startups that I review on the Pitch Your Startup stories.

Its primary because I have pretty well shielded you from the crap and culled a stack of pitches before I let them get to the readers. For every pitch we publish we probably delete 1-2 or have to ask more questions.

But every now and again I feel the need to point out when there are problems.

In the spirit of Easter I decided to Crucify a few.

On the surface Firmsee is a really good concept however the execution is terrible.

The pitch below is verbatim as submitted.

Guys its not good enough, here are a few pointers

  • You must use grammatically correct English when you pitch your companies. This is especially important for startups where English is not your first language.
  • You should ensure there are no spelling mistakes.
  • You should have a professional designer design your site and also ensure the buttons actually work.
  • If you are in fact trying to attack Google for your market segment, you might want to think about autoscaling your Amazon Instances, though based on the design, spelling and performance I suspect this world beating search engine is running on a basic Cpanel hosting account.
  • In most cases Basic search took 1-2 minutes to load or failed completely.
  • I tried to search for a number of companies from the US and other Western countries but it appears to be mainly Indian based but no where on the site or the pitch does it indicate this. Even when I tried Tata the response timed out. In the end every search was timing out.
  • Lets just suppose their claim of millions of users monthly is correct, if you are having service difficulties maybe a good idea to post a message?

Next Pitch Please….


Startup Name
*

Firmsee

What problem are you solving? Finding a valid information about a business and its profile is still a tough task. The current search engine lacks the simplicity and focus on finding such information.
What is your solution? Firmssee provides an acucrate about the business firms, companies, entrepreneurs, corporate, schools & banks ( ATM ) accurate information from around the world.
Why is this a great opportunity? Firmsee tackles this problem by providing a very effective and easy to use search interface and gets you accurate search results. Millions of users trust on firmsee and use daily for the company and industry information search.
Target Market all users, business, marketers, bloggers, b2c, normal web user
How will you make money? Advertising
Founders Names Anita & Madhu
Website www.firmsee.com
What type of funding has the company received Bootstrapped/self funded

 

Mike88

Mike Nicholls Australian Inventor + Entrepreneur working with a small team of engineers building prototypes from Inventions including two medical devices. Publishes Startup88.com and has assessed/reviewed +500 inventions and +200 startups in the last 3 years. Mentors Sydney Startups via Incubate and other incubators and helps members of the Australian Startup Community via the Startup88.com website with free publicity and advertising. Experience in numerous industries including Digital Publishing, Cloud Computing, Apps, Hardware, Aviation, Real Estate & Finance and Health/Medical Devices.

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