Why Companies Need to Iterate Based on User Feedback

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Saturday, January 14, 2012
TRENDING STORIES IN LATEST STARTUPS NEWS College Football Recruiting via Twitter? Check Out DirectSnap Silicon Valley Vs. Silicon Alley [INFOGRAPHIC] How a Professional Pain Point Led to a Disruptive Business Idea [VIDEO] ALL STORIES IN LATEST STARTUPS NEWS Why Companies Need to Iterate Based on User Feedback Friday, January 13, 2012 9:40 PM Ryan Martens Unfortunately, Twitter and Facebook have become real-time streams of rotten tomato throwing. Just ask Bank of America, which encountered wrath from its Facebook customers when it decided to tack on monthly debit card fees. Or Virgin America,... This Web-Connected Robot Gives Your Tweets and Facebook Comments a Smell Friday, January 13, 2012 5:56 PM Joann Pan A company has found a way to incorporate smells into the Internet. Imagine, your significant other mentions you on Twitter and magically you smell his/her perfume. If someone tags you in a Facebook video, the scent of buttered popcorn or fruit...		TOP STORIES TODAY Why Companies Need to Iterate Based on User Feedback This Web-Connected Robot Gives Your Tweets and Facebook Comments a Smell Fab.com Acquires FashionStake to Build Out Fashion Offering Find Your Match on Hitch.me, the Dating Site for LinkedIn Professionals Klout Founder Joe Fernandez Answers Your Questions [LIVE CHAT] TOP TOPICS Trending 3,496 followers Social Media 58,941 followers Gadgets 6,858 followers Facebook 71,954 followers CES 169 followers CES 2012 262 followers Twitter 47,231 followers Business 29,591 followers Mobile 4,105 followers Google 45,142 followers
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