Well, to be fair, should every company blog post start with an introduction about what they do? It would get pretty tiresome if I was a regular reader.
While the post was meant as a follow-up for the people helping us test, you are right that we're not clear about the product. Our homepage http://heartbyte.com gives you a sense of how the audience votes during the event with their mobile devices. Also, a link was added to post :)
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"Heartbyte can push poll questions to the audience at any time in the broadcast." This should be the first sentence on the page.
No idea why I should care about how many users there are when I have no idea what the product is.
Well, to be fair, should every company blog post start with an introduction about what they do? It would get pretty tiresome if I was a regular reader.
The blog post also doesn't link back to the product page.
While the post was meant as a follow-up for the people helping us test, you are right that we're not clear about the product. Our homepage http://heartbyte.com gives you a sense of how the audience votes during the event with their mobile devices. Also, a link was added to post :)