My biggest challenge right now is Journey is so meta when discussing Journey. It's why we're trying to lean into success stories: https://www.journey.io/success — but yes.
Like if you're describing Journey in isolation, without discussing how someone uses it, you sound like a crazy person:
Journey is a builder that lets you embed all sorts of content (slides, video, forms) into a sharable site. These sites can be used for when you want to convey complex ideas in an accessible way.
Maybe that is pretty good actually! I had actually always wanted to post on HN with "how would you describe Journey?" :)
In the gumbo journey intro, the tool is as a replacement of the common approach of a “long boring Dropbox folder.” I liked that. Seems like (just poked around a little) it’s a guided tour for all necessary and typical marketing/sales media. Looks cool! Async vs sync...I’m assuming you’re talking about back and forth sync interactions (emails/zoom) vs customers exploring async? Framing as push vs pull model might better focus on the pain relief. Lets Journey contrast with a pushy sales person.
My biggest challenge right now is Journey is so meta when discussing Journey. It's why we're trying to lean into success stories: https://www.journey.io/success — but yes.
Like if you're describing Journey in isolation, without discussing how someone uses it, you sound like a crazy person:
Journey is a builder that lets you embed all sorts of content (slides, video, forms) into a sharable site. These sites can be used for when you want to convey complex ideas in an accessible way.
Maybe that is pretty good actually! I had actually always wanted to post on HN with "how would you describe Journey?" :)