If you didn’t require someone to request a demo, maybe those numbers would be higher? I don’t want to sit on the phone with a salesperson or manager of any kind – I want to dive in myself, take it for a test drive, then decide whether or not it’s worth spending money on.

Where’s a faux neighborhood walkthru? I see no indication as to the availability of on-demand RSS or email notifications, email discussion lists, syndicated iCal/vCal support… photo uploads? Flickr / Webshots / Kodak integration? Video embed support?

I have to pick up the phone or fill out a form to find out?

If you want “viral”, you have to create something that is “viral” worthy. There’s nothing “viral” about eNeighbors. You want to drive adoption, but you’ll only do that if you’re putting your product in the hands of people who love talking about the things they’re doing – bloggers.

Where’s your blogger outreach here? A blog on WordPress.com? I’m not trying to be cynical, but I had no idea eNeighbors even existed until I did some wacky search on Google and stumbled into FatDoor reviews that listed you as a competitor. I knew about FatDoor already, and.. it’s model doesn’t fit a neighborhood’s true needs.

If you’re trying to stay under the radar, you’re doing well. If you’re trying to build a user base, you’re not talking to the right people (nor are you making it easy for them) yet.