It has some form of hook and reward like instagram, sort of how things are outlined in "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products" by author Nir Eyal. I ha

It has some form of hook and reward like instagram, sort of how things are outlined in "Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products" by author Nir Eyal. I have a niece that just turned 16, and she uses SnapChat all the time. My 19 year old nephew told me my recently launched food site bestfoodnearme.com would not appeal to the younger crowd because it was not an app. I countered and said there are people out there that do not want to fill their phone with endless apps. I can remember how open and different the internet crowd was in the mid 90's. Things seem so walled off in their own gardens in this modern app world the younger crowd lives in.