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The question (for Twitter) is why are people like you hitting their homepage logged-out instead of logged-in? You gain growth by getting people to try your serv
by amenghra 11y ago
The question (for Twitter) is why are people like you hitting their homepage logged-out instead of logged-in? You gain growth by getting people to try your service, you build value by offering something that brings people back continuously.
- nitrogen 11y agoWhy should it matter whether someone is logged out or logged in? If the service is valuable, they don't need an account to keep them coming back.
- wbillingsley 11y agoImagine if Google required you to be logged in before searching... do you think their revenue numbers would be anywhere near what they are? "Whoa there, matey! You're not logged in. We can't just let you see our advertising-laden stream, click on it, and create revenue for us without an account, you know... Please jump through a sign-up process, that's going to mean looking for a username you like that isn't taken, giving us your email address, logging into that to find the email confirmation link, and then coming back here, and then you can finish that search you were doing on a whim."