So this is for Windows people who want to run PHP in the cloud? Is that a big enough market to sustain a SAAS company?
I'd think most Windows people gravitate toward Microsoft/.NET based web technologies.
It's not really for Windows people. It runs on Windows, but a normal PHP app can be deployed to it too. So as much as there is negativism against Windows, this doesn't require knowledge of it or using of any of it's features.
What's different now is the flexibility of live-change configuration and once it goes live - much better (think cheaper) pricing.
Good for a 6am-because-I-stayed-up-all-night laugh though.
The post is devoid of any information that is actually useful and seems like a medium for pointless meme comics.
Why do I care about this? You need to answer this question within the first paragraph, if not sentence.
This is the polar opposite of good copy.
I will use this anti-example in my next discussion of copywriting with my employers/clients.
SAAS/PAAS for PHP/Windows programmers? The punchline writes itself.
Automation of internal infrastructure is good, but you're not really going to be able to improve upon or otherwise differentiate yourself from any of the existing providers.
Btw, how is it different from PHP Fog?