Spot signs easy with your phone! - ProSignRepair.com update

[ProSignRepair]

Hey all,

I am thrilled to report that ProSignRepair.com has completed and published an Android app for spotting sign outages.

Now, when you sign up, you can invite anyone you want to spot signs in your city using the free iphone OR Android app. You can invite as many Spotters as you want so empower your friends, family and employees to drive business to you. Imagine... crowd sourcing sign repair leads!

Literally, see a sign that is out, pull out your smart phone, take a pic and stick a note on the door. Incredibly fast and efficient!

In a general update... We have really been working hard to address everyone's issues, fix bugs, tweak the flow and dramatically improve the efficiency of the service. As with any new idea, there is a huge learning curve as we grow and improve. Some of the improvements include...

1. Removal of the strict Zip Code / Postal Code lists which were creating confusion and a slowdown in the site response. Now, as long as your Spotters are in the correct City / State the system will authorize and take the leads. This eliminates issues if the code list is inaccurate and is MUCH cleaner and quicker.

2. Elimination of the Zip Codes below the search results. Again, this was creating confusion and were not really as useful as I envisioned. Now, when you search for an available City you will get the map AND a link that takes you to Google's city boundary map. This let's you see exactly what geographic area the subscription covers.

3. The boundary map image can be screen captured (Alt PrtScn) and printed for your Spotters so they know their range.

4. The addition of the option to search by Zip Code makes it easier to do local searches as new users sign-up.

5. Version 2 of the iphone app has improved the visual interface (GUI), removed the specific Zip Code verification and improved the overall functionality.

6. The addition of the Android version of the mobile app for those Spotters with Android based phones.

It has definitely been a wild few months and I look forward to getting more feedback from everyone.