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Nice question. Inspite of all algorithm updates and penalty by Google, doing off-page SEO still takes its value and brings benefits.Submitting is easy ; but gaining high authority links based on your website theme is hard.Let’s forget about the basic stuffs that worked in the past, here i am going to share few tactics and tips to get you suceed with your off-page SEO project.Note :I’ve excluded .edu link building and guest posting from the list, since intentional backlinks are gained from these tactics are becoming less signNow.And I haven’t talked about social media marketing and Q&A that are the most discussed here.Don’t trust all directories/ yellow pages / classified ads!Even the most legit directory Dmoz is shut down.Don’t ever go for directory submissions, unless if you’re submitting to location based directories or niche directories.Google has penalized lots of directories and be aware before submitting to any. It’s like getting ourselves fall in trap and it finally makes you to disavow such links.Before submitting to local/niche directories, try searching it through Google using site command.If you can’t find any results, then it’s certainly penalized.The same applies to yellow pages or classified ads submissions.As google algorithm is getting rolled all the time, these sites are in extreme danger of getting affected.We should be wise and alerted enough to stop ourselves from getting into it.PDF / PPT / Image sharing sites always take their prominenceWhen you notice through your search console, you could see the list of ppt and pdf files that are bringing you organic traffic.This can’t be shown in Google analytics, however you could add them as events for PDF / PPT click tracking.Did you know you can optimize your PDF files for search?The same can be done in PPT as well.All you need to do is to -> Go to file -> Properties -> EditEdit the necessary SEO properties like filenames, title, description, keywords and so on to optimize it for organic search.Also, it bring out visibility, submit it to sites like SlideShare.net , Scribd - Read books, audiobooks, and more and so on.Share all the images you product to Flickr, a Yahoo company, Photobucket - Photo and image hosting, free photo galleries, photo editing and all image sharing sites with linkback to your website to get more visibility in google image search.Content re-purpose:Write one content - either a blog or a white paper.Repurpose to all possible formats and do off-page promotion.Blog promotion - Submit to blog directoriesConvert it into ppt - Promote to slideshare like sitesConvert it into PDF - Promote to PDF sharing sitesConvert it into e-book - Promote it to bookmarking sites. Also helps in lead generationConvert it into video - Promote it to youtube, vimeoWrite different snippets, almost 10 combinations (~1000 words) about the e-book and use it to promote in the above platforms.You need to add elaborate description to get your youtube videos, slideshare ppt and images to rank best in the search engines.Content republishing:Content re-publishing is the most effective tactic to gain backlinks, establish brand awareness and build followers in many platforms.Some of the most popular re-publishing platforms are Medium – Read, write and share stories that matter, Linkedin pulse, google plus and so on.In medium, you can find an option as “Import story” to republish your already published content.Though there’s no such option in LinkedIn pulse, you can add “Orignally published in {YOUR BLOG LINK”} at the end of the blog.Just republishing in these platforms are not enough.Your content should provide quality enough to get it picked by LinkedIn editors. They will move your post to the respective channels with thousands of followers on it.Another hack to get recognized by linkedin editors is to send a tweet marking “tip @LinkedInEditors”Similarly, there are lots of channels in medium as well. Contact the admin and get your blog to be featured, if it really deserves it.Gain high authority backlinks:There are lots of ways you can get / grab high quality backlinks from.(i) HARO:HARO is the place where press requests for quotes / ideas. On getting your quote approved, you’ll get a valid high authority backlink and brand awareness too.Here’s a sample queryWhat you get in return is something like the screenshot below.Steps to do -> Just sign up with Help A Reporter to get press requests right to your inbox.(ii) Citation checking :This is a simple, but a quick way to gain backlinks.Go to google alertsSet up an alert for your brand name and its modifications (space, common misspellings etc)You’ll receive alerts to your inbox.Keep monitoring it daily and if you find any brand name unlinked, all you have to do is contact the author and get a valid backlink to your website.Simple right? Here’s a sample email template.(iii) Broken / dead link building:Find out your broken / lost backlinks.Go to SEO Backlink Checker & Competitor Research Tools and check the backlinks reportYou could find the ones that are dead now. It’s easy to get link from an already linked site than to convince a new website for backlink.If you really find this post useful, show your like by upvoting this :-)

Thanks for the A2ALet's look at what's the key ability of the founders of a successful startup before we get to answer this question:Deep understanding of the domain : An understanding which doesn't come from google, which doesn't come from someone else giving you an idea or which doesn't come from " oh...this us Uber of X or X of India". It comes from getting first hand experience of the problem. By talking to various stake holders, as to why the problem is the way it is. Why has no one solved it so far. These experiences and curiosity leads to some insight, which is 'your' insight. This 'insight' is the foundation of your startup.Expertise needed to solve the problem : For example, If the problem requires building a hardware device to solve the problem, you must know how to build it, or you must get a co-founder (not employee) who knows/understands how to build the hardware device. Same applies, to s/w, biotech, medicine or for that matter anything else. Just having an idea, and hiring people to build the solution rarely succeed. Ability to market & sell : Don't mistake of believing that if the product is good it'd sell for it self. NOTHING EVER SELLS FOR ITSELF! Every product needs either marketing, or sales or (most of the time) both. If you don't know how to peddle your product, you have a huge hurdle to cross. Again, hiring is not a solution.There are many more key success criterion for a startup, like market dynamics, team etc, but let's focus on the above with respect to this question. Now, let's answer the original question, is it crucial to work for other startups before starting on your own? Yes & No. If you have what it takes (all of the above) - you are good to go. However, if you are still toying with an idea, then it is best to work for someone else in the meanwhile.Do yourself a favour, do a self assessment and find out if check all the 3 items, then approach an experienced entrepreneur or any other mentor that you trust, let him grill you - you'd know if you are ready to start.All the best

Here is a model I find interesting, especially when your customers (who serve clients) are internal which is mostly my situation. 1. Concept stage Usually its the "customer" that comes to us with a problem, issue or opportunity. It really is easy to jump into solving it the wrong way. We have started to look hard at validating the "problem" by asking the customer what success would look like, and take a view on $ value, brand impact, the cost of doing it and what we as Product Managers think based on industry insights, competition and our own road maps.  At this point the customer feedback is whether we should continue or not, and in one years time, will what they said today hold up. Its a cliche, but finding something to say no to is really the result of brainstorming.  2. User Exp. and DesignNow I go away and do some concepts, and get some designs made up. Any key user exp. use cases are identified and these are handed to the customer to review. I might have got something inaccurate, or some new business rules (or usually gaps) are identified. We iterate. The feedback is whether the idea still sounds good, and direction for both parties is defined. Personally, I like to have a PPT to communicate what we are building. At this point, as we have something a bit more concrete and tangible, I like to open this up to more then just the customer to give feedback on. It could impact different departments or experts within the company. It might even be the wrong idea, and my concept of customer changes to stakeholder. I like to give a deadline and post deadline collate all feedback together (into an email) and send out so everyone can see everyone else's feedback. Its nice to be transparent. 3. EngKeep them informed of decisions that need to be made during the eng phase, with regular demos. I think the ability to demo, and then give the customer QA URLS is invaluable. Sometimes its best they play around on their own without being under pressure.Some books say inviting the customer to the daily scrums might be a good idea. I disagree, its usually down to your relationship with the customer in question, but inviting them really does help build trust and if they come, they do start to appreciate the eng process. 4. Sign offNew reqs. or change requests are evaluated and either added or de-scoped and the customer is given a chance to sign off. so to summarize,  from all of the various feedback mechanisms it all goes down to realistic choices. Email, face to face, phone, using a PPT, design, URLS etc as a central focus seems to work. Time means some aspects cant be done as much as one would like (especially if you need to go to market ASAP) and sometimes too much feedback can leave to analysis paralysis.

There are quite a few alternate software out there that can help you in case you don’t want to work with signNow. Given below is a list of options you could try your hand at.#1. iSkysoft PDF Editor Pro (Mac and Windows)As a suitable alternative to signNow, you can download iSkysoft PDF Editor Pro for Mac and iSkysoft PDF Editor for Windows. This software comes with the facility of letting you edit your PDF documents in a broad scope as it is done in Office Word processor. It also lets you convert PDF documents to Word documents, Excel, HTML, PPT, EPUB, Images and more. And more features are available:Edit native and scanned PDF by adding, deleting or changing texts, images, and others in PDF.Annotate or mark up PDF with text boxes, sticky notes or freehand drawings.Convert standard and scanned PDF to Word, PPT, Excel, Images, HTML, and other formats.Create PDF from existing PDF, Webpages, HTML, and Text files.Quickly sign PDF and make comments. Decrypt or encrypt PDFs.Combine, compress or split PDF documents.Fill out PDF and create PDF from many free PDF form templates. #2. Nitro Pro 9 (Windows)Nitro Pro 9 is another signNow alternative that is gaining popularity when it comes to handling documents. The software comes with integrated Internet cloud facilities. It helps users to make new documents, edit them and share them with others easily both offline and online.Price: $ 183.58Pros:The documents created on Nitro Pro are PDF documents that can be opened from any PDF reader, and on any mobile device too.The Nitro Cloud feature lets users sign and share documents with users of different browsers.Cons:Nitro Pro 9 provides no facility for PDF indexing.It OCR facility malfunctions when it comes to big-sized documents. #3. Foxit PDF Editor (Windows)Foxit PDF Editor is a smooth-working PDF editing program. When it comes to PDF editing Foxit’s facilities match that of word processing software. This PDF editor locates test boxes automatically and lets users edit paragraphs within the text boxes.Price: $ 99Pros:It allows users to split or join text blocks to edit easily, where users can resize or move text blocks to get a definite layout.Its image editing capabilities are also better incorporated.Cons:It comes with a detached plug-in facility that needs to be installed separately.The process to update the plug-in is not clear. #4. signNow (Mac, Windows, Linux)signNow is a user-friendly signNow alternative that comes at half the price of signNow. It includes all the editing and extra features that a good PDF editing system has, while being in compliance with the PDF document standards.Price: $ 89Pros:It can annotate PDF documents, besides being able to make PDFs out of Word documents, images and other texts.It includes document support in the form of Google Drive SharePoint.Cons:Its trial version cones with a watermark.There is no provision of ‘Undo’, besides, it also doesn’t work with common trackpad commands like shrink or zoom. #5. signNow (Mac)signNow is a PDF editing software that is compatible with the Mac OS, and has the added advantage of reasonably priced. It has the common features of a PDF editor like making changes or correcting typos in the main text document, besides it also lets users add texts, signatures and images.Price: $ 59.95Pros:It has the ability to export Ms-Word files to the PDF format.It can scan images with OCR and turn it into a text document.Cons:It has some functional issues like pages can occasionally seem out of focus. Long documents take longer time to load.It also does not have features like Page Labelling. #6. PDFClerk Pro (Mac)PDFClerk Pro is a software known for its high-speed functionality when it comes to handling PDF documents. It comes with various interesting features where you can also make a PDF document in other foreign languages where it can be read from right to left as in Hebrew or Arabic. It gives you more layout options than most other softwares.Price: $ 48.00Pros:Letting users resize pages or even entire documents to another page size, and also letting them shift the content of the pages if necessary.Permitting users to export single pages in the bitmap (png, jpg etc.) format, or even make audio files from a text’s document.Cons:Page mark-up tools are absent.Visually the interface is not quite appealing. #7. PDF Signet (Mac)PDF signet is a Mac signNow alternative. It lets its users sign PDF documents with a X.509 certificate in a user-friendly manner. The app also lets users verify signatures by simply dropping the concerned PDF file into the app.Price: $ 10Pros:It allows users to place their signatures digitally on PDF files through any device.The certificate for signing can be employed easily from the Keychain.It also automatically signs documents as you make them.It also confirms the validity of existing signatures.Cons:Limited to a certain area of functionality in PDF documents.It is only compatible on the OS X 10.7 or later versions of the system.#8. Infix PDF Editor (Mac and Windows)Infix PDF Editor is an signNow alternative that edits PDF files in the manner of a word-processing software. Hence it is simple and highly functional when it comes to reformatting edited documents. From altering texts, font sizes and images, reutilizing and editing PDF files without needing the source file to filling in forms Infix PDF Editor is a resourceful software.Price: $ 99Pros:Its software akin to that of a word-processor makes it really easy to use, sans any complex functions.It can copy text and images between PDF files.It has the feature to Search and replace, not only in individual files but across multiple files simultaneously.Cons:When filling forms users will find a watermark appearing on the final document.Quite a few features are missing in its Standard and Advanced mode. #9. deskPDF Creator (Mac and Windows)Powered by Docudesk, deskPDF gives users the facility to convert documents of any format to PDF files. Compatible with both the Mac and Windows operating systems, this software contains easy-to-use but signNow features like a drag-and-drop option to convert files to the PDF format, besides watermarking, merging, PDF file security provisions and custom profile workflows.Price:$ 34.95Pros:It comes installed with a virtual printer that assists in converting any file that has the ‘Print’ option to the PDF format.The PDF Preview feature facilitates users to view the file before it is printed, and even lets them rotate or remove pages if they require to.A swifter PDF creation engine ensures greater facilities. Users can select between making PDFs in quality formats or optimized small-sized PDFs that can be shared online or through emails.Cons:A nag screen that disturbs users in the trial version.Complicated advanced features that users take time to understand. #10. Proview (Mac)Compatible with the Mac OS X, Proview is a PDF editor that employs a broad array of features to edit documents and also to create new PDF documents. With this software users can remove or add PDF files, or make changes to multiple parts of a PDF text. All its features are quick and easy to execute.Price: $ 42.26Pros:Comprehensive and interactive tools, with greater formatting features that includes transparency as well.The tools of Trim, Bleed and art boxes, besides the capability of labelling multiple pages together.Cons:The fact that the documents edited by it trial version carry the watermark of ‘Demo’ across it.Its inadequate features as compared to Acrobat X Pro. #11.DigsignNower (free, Mac, Windows, Linux)DigsignNower is a free alternative to signNow that is compatible with Mac, Windows and also the Linux operating system, and is used to see PDF files and create digital signatures on them employing the X.509 certificates. The application is capable of endorsing and handling complicated functions like multiple signing of documents, USB sticks, smart cards and key stores.Price: FreePros:Its user-friendly interface, which can be either employed as a web device or an installed program.The facility to let users make legally validated signatures on PDF documents for free, utilizing the X.509 certificate.Cons:Its small area of specialization where it yields restricted features on the particular aspect of signing documents.The free edition is subject to only essential tools, whereas the paid application comes with greater facilities of time stamp, Smartcard/USB tokens, server support besides one year email assistance. #12. PDFLab (free, Mac)PDFLab is another free signNow alternative for Mac that permits users to divide and merge PDF files, besides letting them add images as well as blank pages. It also gives users the ease to build PDF documents by joining multiple images. Using it can be simple, as users only need to insert their files in a list, pick the pages, arrange them in a sequence and build a new PDF file.Price: FreePros:It comes with functions that let users swiftly divide a document into multiple ones.It also lets users password-protect files or decrypt them according to their needs.Cons:It is only compatible with a Mac OS.It comes with limited features as compared to a full-blown PDF editor. #13. Master PDF Editor (free, Mac, Windows, Linux)The Master PDF Editor is a free alternative to signNow that handles PDF and XPS files well. Though there is a paid edition the demo edition also lets users access all its features that include editing PDF files with both images and texts. Users can also build XPS or PDF files besides converting files between the two formats.Price:$ 49.95Pros:Users can edit or insert bookmarks in PDF documents, as well as encrypt them employing the 128 bit encryption method.Inserting PDF control tools like buttons, lists, checkboxes into the PDF files.Cons:The lack of a drag-and-drop tool.The trial version has a watermark that is added to all edited PDF files. #14. FreePDF (free, Windows)FreePDF is a free alternative to signNow for Windows that is generally used for seeing PDF files. FreePDF assists users in filling, signing and sending forms via email quickly. Its PDF viewer system is also integrated with features like page rotation, page snapshot, multi view mode etc. and lets users easily navigate through the PDF documents while making edits.Price: FreePros:The text overlay tool that facilitates users to insert a text overlay in their PDF files, as well as the signature overlay tool.It has improved form-filling tools in the form of the filling radio buttons.Cons:To some users it has inadequate PDF editing features when it comes to professional work.It is only compatible with the Windows OS. #15. PrimoPDF (free, Windows)PrimoPDF is a PDF building application that works smoothly with the Windows operating system. The PDF creation tool is rather quick and easy with the drag and drop feature that creates perfectly standardized PDF documents. Being free makes this software doubly popular for people to choose this as the ultimate PDF creation application.Price: FreePros:It gives users the capability to password-protect files and design definite particulars to precisely edit files.File conversion of files of different formats is just as simple with no reduction in quality with PrimoPDF.Cons:The user support links are often broken, and provide inconsistent support.The design of the software is simplistic and riddled with advertisements for other software.

Digital signage software is cloud-based software that allows users to create and manage the content that is displaying on a digital sign. From any PC or MAC users will able to create dynamic layouts of media-rich content and remotely update digital signage screens, video walls, touch screen displays, and digital kiosks.Now when attempting to find the right vendor for digital signage software it can be overwhelming due to the high number of vendors.To help you with finding a digital signage software company there’s a great website called Capterra that lists Digital Signage Software Vendors that features real-time validated reviews from customers about each company.How do I add media and content to the screens using digital signage software?Using NovsignNow’s cloud-based digital signage software, you will be able to easily and quickly set-up your digital signs content. From your computer, you can upload images, slides, videos, and other media to the library. All of the media that you upload will be saved in the cloud and accessible anytime.PowerPoint: PPT, PPTX, PPS, PPSXGoogle: slideshow, spreadsheet, calendarWord: DOC, DOCX, ODT, DJVU, RTF, and PSSpreadsheet: XLS, XLSX, and ODSDrawings: AI, WMF, EMF, EPS, VSD, and SVGImages: JPG, JPEG, PNG, and GIFAudio: M4AVideos: MP4Using drag and drop digital signage widgets, you can then begin adding your media and customizing the layout. Select any color, gradient, or motion clip to optimize your background. Add custom borders and frames to media. Tailor font styles, size, and appearances.What are digital signage widgets?A digital signage widget enables you to display real-time content that auto updates digitally. From live local news feeds to dynamic database integrations you can use digital signage widgets to keep your content fresh and always current. Digital signage widgets are easy to add and can be customized to have an exact look and feel you’re looking for. Examples of digital signage widgets include:Live RSS news feedsInstagram, Twitter, and Facebook streamsHD videos and live Ustream videosCustom scrolling text tickersWebsite IntegrationsTouch screen kiosksGoogle Slides and SheetsMulti-widget slideshowsWeather Forecasts and clockVirtual queue and interactive pollsFTP media librariesCountdown and Count-up TimerGamesYammerShapesHow do I create playlists and monitor my digital signage network?With NovsignNow’s digital signage scheduling, playlist creation, reporting and network monitoring are all included.Advanced schedules and playlists.Drag and drop the template sequence to create playlistsBuilt-in live preview of the created playlistSet individual or group template time of durationSchedule content to autoplay on a specific times and daysSet content expiration and or recurring datesReal-Time Reports and Proof of PlayProof of Play: a list of how many times content played and how long it playedPerformance: all media assets that played, exposure time, and play countNetwork Status, Health, and Admin ControlView connectivity status of all screens and what playlist is displayingMedia player status, name, and most recent time of content updateAdmin control; create sub-users with limited or full access

There are quite a few alternate software out there that can help you in case you don’t want to work with signNow. Given below is a list of options you could try your hand at.#1. iSkysoft PDF Editor Pro (Mac and Windows)As a suitable alternative to signNow, you can download iSkysoft PDF Editor Pro for Mac and iSkysoft PDF Editor for Windows. This software comes with the facility of letting you edit your PDF documents in a broad scope as it is done in Office Word processor. It also lets you convert PDF documents to Word documents, Excel, HTML, PPT, EPUB, Images and more. And more features are available:Edit native and scanned PDF by adding, deleting or changing texts, images, and others in PDF.Annotate or mark up PDF with text boxes, sticky notes or freehand drawings.Convert standard and scanned PDF to Word, PPT, Excel, Images, HTML, and other formats.Create PDF from existing PDF, Webpages, HTML, and Text files.Quickly sign PDF and make comments. Decrypt or encrypt PDFs.Combine, compress or split PDF documents.Fill out PDF and create PDF from many free PDF form templates.#2. Nitro Pro 9 (Windows)Nitro Pro 9 is another signNow alternative that is gaining popularity when it comes to handling documents. The software comes with integrated Internet cloud facilities. It helps users to make new documents, edit them and share them with others easily both offline and online.Price: $ 183.58Pros:The documents created on Nitro Pro are PDF documents that can be opened from any PDF reader, and on any mobile device too.The Nitro Cloud feature lets users sign and share documents with users of different browsers.Cons:Nitro Pro 9 provides no facility for PDF indexing.It OCR facility malfunctions when it comes to big-sized documents.#3. Foxit PDF Editor (Windows)Foxit PDF Editor is a smooth-working PDF editing program. When it comes to PDF editing Foxit’s facilities match that of word processing software. This PDF editor locates test boxes automatically and lets users edit paragraphs within the text boxes.Price: $ 99Pros:It allows users to split or join text blocks to edit easily, where users can resize or move text blocks to get a definite layout.Its image editing capabilities are also better incorporated.Cons:It comes with a detached plug-in facility that needs to be installed separately.The process to update the plug-in is not clear.#4. signNow (Mac, Windows, Linux)signNow is a user-friendly signNow alternative that comes at half the price of signNow. It includes all the editing and extra features that a good PDF editing system has, while being in compliance with the PDF document standards.Price: $ 89Pros:It can annotate PDF documents, besides being able to make PDFs out of Word documents, images and other texts.It includes document support in the form of Google Drive SharePoint.Cons:Its trial version cones with a watermark.There is no provision of ‘Undo’, besides, it also doesn’t work with common trackpad commands like shrink or zoom.#5. signNow (Mac)signNow is a PDF editing software that is compatible with the Mac OS, and has the added advantage of reasonably priced. It has the common features of a PDF editor like making changes or correcting typos in the main text document, besides it also lets users add texts, signatures and images.Price: $ 59.95Pros:It has the ability to export Ms-Word files to the PDF format.It can scan images with OCR and turn it into a text document.Cons:It has some functional issues like pages can occasionally seem out of focus. Long documents take longer time to load.It also does not have features like Page Labelling.#6. PDFClerk Pro (Mac)PDFClerk Pro is a software known for its high-speed functionality when it comes to handling PDF documents. It comes with various interesting features where you can also make a PDF document in other foreign languages where it can be read from right to left as in Hebrew or Arabic. It gives you more layout options than most other softwares.Price: $ 48.00Pros:Letting users resize pages or even entire documents to another page size, and also letting them shift the content of the pages if necessary.Permitting users to export single pages in the bitmap (png, jpg etc.) format, or even make audio files from a text’s document.Cons:Page mark-up tools are absent.Visually the interface is not quite appealing.#7. PDF Signet (Mac)PDF signet is a Mac signNow alternative. It lets its users sign PDF documents with a X.509 certificate in a user-friendly manner. The app also lets users verify signatures by simply dropping the concerned PDF file into the app.Price: $ 10Pros:It allows users to place their signatures digitally on PDF files through any device.The certificate for signing can be employed easily from the Keychain.It also automatically signs documents as you make them.It also confirms the validity of existing signatures.Cons:Limited to a certain area of functionality in PDF documents.It is only compatible on the OS X 10.7 or later versions of the system.#8. Infix PDF Editor (Mac and Windows)Infix PDF Editor is an signNow alternative that edits PDF files in the manner of a word-processing software. Hence it is simple and highly functional when it comes to reformatting edited documents. From altering texts, font sizes and images, reutilizing and editing PDF files without needing the source file to filling in forms Infix PDF Editor is a resourceful software.Price: $ 99Pros:Its software akin to that of a word-processor makes it really easy to use, sans any complex functions.It can copy text and images between PDF files.It has the feature to Search and replace, not only in individual files but across multiple files simultaneously.Cons:When filling forms users will find a watermark appearing on the final document.Quite a few features are missing in its Standard and Advanced mode.#9. deskPDF Creator (Mac and Windows)Powered by Docudesk, deskPDF gives users the facility to convert documents of any format to PDF files. Compatible with both the Mac and Windows operating systems, this software contains easy-to-use but signNow features like a drag-and-drop option to convert files to the PDF format, besides watermarking, merging, PDF file security provisions and custom profile workflows.Price:$ 34.95Pros:It comes installed with a virtual printer that assists in converting any file that has the ‘Print’ option to the PDF format.The PDF Preview feature facilitates users to view the file before it is printed, and even lets them rotate or remove pages if they require to.A swifter PDF creation engine ensures greater facilities. Users can select between making PDFs in quality formats or optimized small-sized PDFs that can be shared online or through emails.Cons:A nag screen that disturbs users in the trial version.Complicated advanced features that users take time to understand.#10. Proview (Mac)Compatible with the Mac OS X, Proview is a PDF editor that employs a broad array of features to edit documents and also to create new PDF documents. With this software users can remove or add PDF files, or make changes to multiple parts of a PDF text. All its features are quick and easy to execute.Price: $ 42.26Pros:Comprehensive and interactive tools, with greater formatting features that includes transparency as well.The tools of Trim, Bleed and art boxes, besides the capability of labelling multiple pages together.Cons:The fact that the documents edited by it trial version carry the watermark of ‘Demo’ across it.Its inadequate features as compared to Acrobat X Pro.#11.DigsignNower (free, Mac, Windows, Linux)DigsignNower is a free alternative to signNow that is compatible with Mac, Windows and also the Linux operating system, and is used to see PDF files and create digital signatures on them employing the X.509 certificates. The application is capable of endorsing and handling complicated functions like multiple signing of documents, USB sticks, smart cards and key stores.Price: FreePros:Its user-friendly interface, which can be either employed as a web device or an installed program.The facility to let users make legally validated signatures on PDF documents for free, utilizing the X.509 certificate.Cons:Its small area of specialization where it yields restricted features on the particular aspect of signing documents.The free edition is subject to only essential tools, whereas the paid application comes with greater facilities of time stamp, Smartcard/USB tokens, server support besides one year email assistance.#12. PDFLab (free, Mac)PDFLab is another free signNow alternative for Mac that permits users to divide and merge PDF files, besides letting them add images as well as blank pages. It also gives users the ease to build PDF documents by joining multiple images. Using it can be simple, as users only need to insert their files in a list, pick the pages, arrange them in a sequence and build a new PDF file.Price: FreePros:It comes with functions that let users swiftly divide a document into multiple ones.It also lets users password-protect files or decrypt them according to their needs.Cons:It is only compatible with a Mac OS.It comes with limited features as compared to a full-blown PDF editor.#13. Master PDF Editor (free, Mac, Windows, Linux)The Master PDF Editor is a free alternative to signNow that handles PDF and XPS files well. Though there is a paid edition the demo edition also lets users access all its features that include editing PDF files with both images and texts. Users can also build XPS or PDF files besides converting files between the two formats.Price:$ 49.95Pros:Users can edit or insert bookmarks in PDF documents, as well as encrypt them employing the 128 bit encryption method.Inserting PDF control tools like buttons, lists, checkboxes into the PDF files.Cons:The lack of a drag-and-drop tool.The trial version has a watermark that is added to all edited PDF files.#14. FreePDF (free, Windows)FreePDF is a free alternative to signNow for Windows that is generally used for seeing PDF files. FreePDF assists users in filling, signing and sending forms via email quickly. Its PDF viewer system is also integrated with features like page rotation, page snapshot, multi view mode etc. and lets users easily navigate through the PDF documents while making edits.Price: FreePros:The text overlay tool that facilitates users to insert a text overlay in their PDF files, as well as the signature overlay tool.It has improved form-filling tools in the form of the filling radio buttons.Cons:To some users it has inadequate PDF editing features when it comes to professional work.It is only compatible with the Windows OS.#15. PrimoPDF (free, Windows)PrimoPDF is a PDF building application that works smoothly with the Windows operating system. The PDF creation tool is rather quick and easy with the drag and drop feature that creates perfectly standardized PDF documents. Being free makes this software doubly popular for people to choose this as the ultimate PDF creation application.Price: FreePros:It gives users the capability to password-protect files and design definite particulars to precisely edit files.File conversion of files of different formats is just as simple with no reduction in quality with PrimoPDF.Cons:The user support links are often broken, and provide inconsistent support.The design of the software is simplistic and riddled with advertisements for other software.

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I'm assuming the question is about creating a tech startup in Indonesia that could be successful, right?  (Since most unfortunately aren't, and some others are probably not very profitable, treated only as a lifestyle activity)I think the basics should be the same with creating startups anywhere else: Finding what you love to do first / problems you're passionate to solve and then build a startup (not the other way around, which is a common mistake), finding a great founding team, being relentlessly resourceful, building something the market wants, being balancedly idealistic and pragmatic, etc. (throw in some Paul Graham / Eric Ries / Steve Blank / others' wisdom here)In Indonesia specifically, there are some challenges (a much harder online market to monetize, much smaller pool of great talents, complicated bureaucracy), and some advantages (much less competitor density in technically more challenging domains).  But I think those are simply the properties of the landscape that a viable strategy needs to take into account.  It's probably equally hard to figure out the properties of the tech startup landscape in some other countries and really grok it to make a startup works.Indonesia's internet landscape is often likened to China in the ~2005 or US in the ~2001, basically the time after some kind of burst where entrepreneurs become more pragmatic, but enthusiasm is once again high backed by markets that are actually growing though slowly, where a lot of opportunities to build basic internet services are wide open.  As a developing country, it seems those who prove to be successful are usually those able to navigate the "unusual" characteristics of the market for creating viable products (in a way foreign players cannot afford to do), and endure the long journey towards market maturity by being always ready and adaptive, not by being slow.Creating a startup is sometimes as simple as committing to do it (which is hard), renting out a place, buying tables and chairs, and start churning prototype version 0.1, then version 0.2, 0.3, and so on sustained with barely enough sleep, until the market gets it or until we get the market.  Hiring, funding, scaling up are next, and will come naturally after the basics (making what people want) are solved and validated by the traction you get (some lucky ones obtained seed funding before their prototypes got built).To create a successful startup in Indonesia is another matter.  With not much history of successful Indonesian startups to learn from (except from online media startups whose valuations top only at around $100 mio), probably no one has a definite answer.  Many previously known successful entrepreneurs in traditional domains have failed, or not yet succeeded in the online domain.  Highly planned research and execution probably don't help much.----I don't know any killer ingredient either but from my 1-year experience building a startup, my take is: We're all still figuring it out.  We start from not knowing the market at all (or a little) and the market not really knowing what product it needs, except that it can judge whatever experiments being thrown at them (and reject most of them).  And the startups and the markets with less than ideal surrounding ecosystem and supports gradually converge to some solutions that "just work".  This only happens when startups launch often enough to get frequent enough feedback on what works and what doesn't, learn, and improve.So the best way to move forward in this early market is probably to figure it out faster and earlier than anyone else by getting good at recognizing your own mistakes faster and iterating faster than anyone else.  It's truly a sprint-paced marathon to realize your vision of a piece of the future.I'd bet on passion, perseverance, and humility.