top | item 7253697 How Evernote Onboards New Users 16 points| samuelhulick | 12 years ago |useronboard.com | reply 6 comments order hn newest [+] [-] thiele|12 years ago|reply It's interesting to see how little emphasis is placed on "Evernote, the product" on the homepage. More "Evernote, the ecosystem". [+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Yes, agreed. Evernote's strength seems to be its crystal-clear cohesion and focus on helping people remember things, but then it sells things like socks and wallets. I don't quite get it. load replies (1) [+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Hi everyone! I'm the author of the teardown - if anyone has any questions, just let me know! [+] [-] derrickreimer|12 years ago|reply Yet another fantastic teardown from Samuel! [+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Thank you very much, Derrick!
[+] [-] thiele|12 years ago|reply It's interesting to see how little emphasis is placed on "Evernote, the product" on the homepage. More "Evernote, the ecosystem". [+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Yes, agreed. Evernote's strength seems to be its crystal-clear cohesion and focus on helping people remember things, but then it sells things like socks and wallets. I don't quite get it. load replies (1)
[+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Yes, agreed. Evernote's strength seems to be its crystal-clear cohesion and focus on helping people remember things, but then it sells things like socks and wallets. I don't quite get it. load replies (1)
[+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Hi everyone! I'm the author of the teardown - if anyone has any questions, just let me know!
[+] [-] derrickreimer|12 years ago|reply Yet another fantastic teardown from Samuel! [+] [-] samuelhulick|12 years ago|reply Thank you very much, Derrick!
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