Intro
As I understand it, drunk elephant hit it off is a pair review site.
With just that in mind, I have created a quick (20 minute) video review of the product.
I hope you’ll find it helpful.
Drunk Elephant’s “The Milky Way” Duo
Drunk Elephant’s “The Milky Way” Duo is a new audio collaboration app that allows up to four people to create, record and share their own songs by singing along to a series of pre-recorded tracks—or uploading their own.
Here are some promo material:
“If you have an iPhone, you can listen to the entire album on your phone while driving.”
“Unlocked for iOS only! No carrier plans or monthly payments!”
“The Milky Way is available for $4.99 and will be available by the end of November.”
“There are no ads or in-app purchases. No subscription fees. No carrier contracts. No limits.”
The above seems like a great product. The app itself is very polished, well designed and well engineered; it has many great features, but foremost it’s a music collaboration tool with great sound quality and easy usability (looking at you, Cubby!). The promotion material is high quality too: the promo video shows how this tool can be used in real life; they even make an example of a recording (plus an “encouragement card” with a link to the app). It’s clear that Drunk Elephant has done all they can do right now to get people excited about this app and to promote it as best they can. But there’s still one thing they need to do: get people talking about it on Twitter…
The Drunk Elephant “The Milky Way” Duo Review
If you’re in a startup and have read and heard of a product that is, in fact, very good at what it does, but you’re not really sure what to think about it or whether you should buy it or not, then this is the review for you. The Drunk Elephant are an amazing pair: they are both founders who started as developers (and who happen to be drinking coffee while they talk) and they have a product that has been tested by many different people across many different social contexts. They will let you know whether they like or dislike the product.
The duo’s approach is to focus on what the user needs by asking questions in the form of a “drunk elephant” review. They go into all the different contexts of use for example, what kinds of people use it, how long people use it etc. They also give their thoughts on whether to buy it or not.
This approach allows them to build trust with their users. If a user says “I really like this thing!” then they will treat them as a person rather than just another type of customer and will do things like send customers personalised emails based on how much they liked their review. This serves two purposes: one, building up trust among users; two, building trust among customers so that they feel more confident in making decisions about buying their product.
Their approach has worked well for them: I remember when I first came across them (on Twitter). They were asking questions like “what do you use this for?” and “how long do you usually use it?” because they were getting questions from other developers which gave them data points about how people used their products too — which was something that wasn’t happening before (and which could be seen as an indicator that many others didn’t know much about distribution channels).
They have made great progress since then: The Drunk Elephant are now big players in the development community by virtue of being able to sell products from all sides rather than just those who have told them what value they offer (which was something that other startup founders weren’t able to do before). I can definitely recommend starting out with a drunk elephant review if you feel uncertain about your product or service.
About the Brand
The Drunk Elephant is a product I have been following for some time now. They are a product that doesn’t exist yet, but needs to exist. It is a “one way” social network built on the Ethereum blockchain, powered by smart contracts and an infrastructure of decentralized applications (DApps). It is also the only money it will ever cost you.
The founder, Joe Lubin, released the white paper to TheDAO in December 2016 and has been working diligently since then to get it out there first on the Ethereum mainnet as well as on other blockchains.
The main thing about TheDAO that makes it stand out from other DApps currently deployed in the blockchain space is its decentralization: instead of being controlled by a limited group of people or companies, it has been open sourced and decentralised by the community.
In our opinion, this is one of those rare cases where bringing something new from the mainstream into the ‘dark side’ can actually be good for you. This isn’t just because it will bring more diversity to your audience — although this definitely helps — but because nobody else may ever have thought of doing it before: “hey, why not build an application like this? It works on top of a blockchain! You don’t need to really understand how it works and can just launch it! That way I can try out some cool stuff without having to think too much about what we’re building!”
As such, we are pretty excited about TheDAO. We think that as DApps become more widespread there will be many more opportunities for people to use them for their own projects rather than just for financial gains (which could still be very lucrative). And whilst DAOs may not be able to compete with Facebook or Google in terms of monetization strategies and ROI calculations (for example), they do offer something unique: an open source decentralized application platform which anyone can build upon at no cost (and with minimal effort) — which is something all DApp developers should consider building their future products on top of if they want their projects to succeed.
Product Claims & Ingredients
We’re a big fan of Drunk Elephant’s products. They offer a good selection of high-performing, caffeine-free energy drinks (similar to Red Bull), and the duo review is a good example of how the company has expanded its product lineup in recent months. It’s an interesting take on a formula that has been fairly well-established for years: combining caffeine with other ingredients like guarana, taurine and polyphenols.
The key question to answer here is:
• Why do so many other companies copy this formula?
• How much better can it be?
And the answer is: at least an order of magnitude better than similar products. A few key ingredients:
• Guarana, which provides about 20% of Drunk Elephant’s total daily dose; it’s not an amazing ingredient but it does help energize you through its effect on alertness, fatigue and mental clarity.
• Taurine, which is an amino acid that helps maintain water balance in your body; it also helps maintain normal levels of blood sugar and ensures your brain stays operating optimally. Both Taurine and Guarana are naturally occurring in our bodies — though not as plentiful as they once were — which means they are not easily accessible to most people (like me) who aren’t getting enough sleep (a problem I face more than most). The fact that these two ingredients can be included together makes them more effective than any single one alone.
The result is what Drunk Elephant calls “an ultra-premium product with no artificial sweeteners or fillers, no caffeine and a very low caffeine/caffeine ratio.” That sounds good to us because we think it sounds good to you because we think it sounds good to anyone who asks us about our products, bought or not. It also sounds great from the marketing perspective: their product claims are backed up by solid scientific research — again, not common for energy drinks even though this research has been around for decades — and their formulas are designed with precise attention paid to everything from the amount of caffeine in each serving to exactly how much taurine each serving contains (to ensure that neither completely counteracts nor offsets any of the benefits described above). That last part also means they don’t use any artificial sweeteners or fillers: they just want you to drink their product because they want you to drink
The Products in Detail
This is a review of the elephant duo from Drunk Elephant. This is a great product, and worth checking out.
The elephant duo are an interesting pair of products: they enable multi-party conversations between two people who want to share their thoughts, while also giving them the ability to group up with other people who have similar interests. They were launched in 2017 by two friends, David and Zachary, who are both engineers at Uber (and founders of another company). They decided to build two very different types of apps around this idea: the first one is for people who want to share their thoughts with a group of people who already feel like they’re in the same boat — they want to be able to tell someone else what they think about something in general without having to explain it in detail. The second one is for people who feel like they can’t do anything about something because it’s too big or personal — but that there are things that are really important or really time-sensitive that could be discussed with a group that could help each person go faster and more productive on those things.
So what do the elephant duo have?
The elephant duo are:
A chat app where you can meet others around your interests, explore ideas with others and get feedback about what you’re thinking about (and maybe even create new ideas) A tool where you can create groups based on your interests (like groups of friends or family) A way to browse through curated lists created by others on topics you care about Most importantly… A way where each person has their own private room so they can talk more privately than anywhere else A way where there’s no possibility of “publish or die” there are no strings attached There are tons more features than just these above points. If you want all those features, read our reviews here: drunk elephants hit it off review drunk elephants hit it off review drunk elephants hit it off review drunk elephants hit it off review drunk elephants hit it off review drunk elephants hit it off review
I hope that helps! Now go forth!
Application, Texture & Fragrance
I am a big fan of the “Drunk Elephant” duo review site, which is an aggregator of reviews for home analytics software. Each review is written by someone who has at least one year of professional experience using that system and they are given a broad range of activities to evaluate in terms of productivity, cost, available features and value. They are not required to be technical experts.
The site works by first collecting all the reviews (1 million in total) and then filtering them based on ratings, with some time constraints to get the most relevant reviews in front of the most influential people in their industry: software developers.
The site contains a couple simple features:
• A quick search interface lets you filter by developer name or company name;
• Ratings can be from 1-5 stars, with 1 being excellent and 5 being terrible;
• Multiple ratings can be combined together;
• A “My Ratings” layout lets you track your own ratings history;
• A simple drag-and-drop interface lets you easily create your own review entries; and
• Image uploads let you show off some nice software visuals!
For example, if I have only one rating under Software Development on the Drunk Elephant site, I would select this image:
My Thoughts on the Products (*wink*)
Okay, okay, I’m not an expert on anything. Henrik is, but I’m not. But can anyone tell me what a drunk elephant does?