Thank you for the input Alex.
You obviously put some serious thought into this.
autosparky wrote on Mar 12
th, 2021 at 11:15pm:
Autonerdz is a specialist site for automotive scope users, not and never been for those looking for quick answers but a place of learning so already it's only going to attract a very small number, those dedicated to specialise in diagnosing. Which is how you advertise on the main web page.
I agree with you. Autonerdz is a specialist organization. What I want to be known for is growing new specialists, not requiring it as a prerequisite. And as for quick answers... There are other corporations that sell that kind of thing. They can have it.
autosparky wrote on Mar 12
th, 2021 at 11:15pm:
FAQ needs a refresh, references to Snap On need updating when comparing the latest equipment, emphasis the power and features of the 4425A to Snap on and other scopes on the market.
There's just too much reading, better to make short brief statements
No argument here. There are a ton of things about this company that need updating. I can't say exactly where the FAQ page stands on the to-do list but it is on there.
autosparky wrote on Mar 12
th, 2021 at 11:15pm:
I do like how you started blogs, maybe also post some interesting case studies there
Thank you. Adding the Blog page is something my marketing advisors recommended we do to help increase of online foot print.
Coming soon, I will also be putting up a bio about myself. In there I hope to share some more about why I wanted to become the owner and where I would like to see Autonerdz go in the future.
autosparky wrote on Mar 12
th, 2021 at 11:15pm:
I found your YouTube video, your sample rate video was pretty good, I know there's some good videos like "The wrangler from hell" but I'm just not tempted to watch it cause its 11 years old, The quality and info is still good but is it possible to reload the video so it looks like a fresh post maybe?
There's some good stuff from our Therapy sessions, perhaps a bit of cut and edit bits there and post them.
Thank you. I am still stunned how well it has been received. I need to choose the next topic and start recording the next one. My personal opinion is that repackaging something doesn't make it new. Now, if we had new case studies that had similarities with the older videos then we can link back to the older ones to show their relevance to new viewers. That I'd be ok with.
autosparky wrote on Mar 12
th, 2021 at 11:15pm:
I've personally read so much good stuff in "the secret lab" of the members area, you may have to let the world know what some of the stuff is in here, just a teaser thou
This is an ongoing struggle. How can we show a peak inside the kitchen without giving away the secret recipe? This becomes especially difficult because I would like to try my hand at being an instructor at events like VisionKC.( Someday, maybe, If I do well enough in the minor leagues.)
As of the time of this post I am working on putting together slides and notes for a Picoscope class for future nerdz. My reasoning for wanting to do this has many factors. Not the least of which is the opportunity to expose technicians to the power of Pico, and oh BTW I own a company that sells them. And if you buy from us we'll support the hell out of you and you'll become part of a community that will support the hell out of you too.
I really want Autonerdz to become more than just a website where you can buy Pico stuff. I want to see a time when being a Nerd brings in more business for you, justifies your diagnostic labor time and is something technicians and shops are proud of. As a community I want to get to a point when we can sponsor 1 or 2 or more technicians to go to major training events like vision. I want Autonerdz to help push the industry in a positive direction.
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