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Looking on Charity Water's site, backing out the math, your per-week cost is a little less than $0.02? If you're looking to mimic to some small extent the succe
by rrival 19y ago
Looking on Charity Water's site, backing out the math, your per-week cost is a little less than $0.02? If you're looking to mimic to some small extent the success of FreeRice.com you're going to want to make the action trivial - looking at that puzzle makes me want to go away, where clicking a definition on FreeRice is easy, right or wrong. If you want clicks / click traffic / impressions ($), make it easy to click.
- crystalarchives 19y agoGreat point; I was hoping my per-action cost to be around $0.09, which is roughly 10 times FreeRice's (pre-increase) cost of 10 grains, since it takes awhile to solve a sudoku puzzle. Do you have any ideas on what would be a good single click or trivial action? I don't want to copy FreeRice outright, but I am having trouble brainstorming for other activities for the user. Perhaps a quiz about water cleanliness? Thanks for the feedback!
- rrival 19y agoYou could do something with high/low to bet if a water temp is going to be hotter or colder than a starting temp if you wanted to make it a game of chance. You could do something as basic as rock/paper/scissors, or tic tac toe. Pick n games that are that simple, simplify your sodoku to 1/9th the size, do multivariate / a/b testing to see how the CTR is for each game and let the traffic/users decide. FreeRice is also nice because the domain is short =) although it looks like free/clean water/h2o variations are squatted (as far as instantdomainsearch.com knows) - good luck!