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Maybe before someone tries to leave your app, you 'pop up' a survey asking how they liked it. Get them to add their own answers so you can hear more how they fe
by az 17y ago
Maybe before someone tries to leave your app, you 'pop up' a survey asking how they liked it. Get them to add their own answers so you can hear more how they feel about your app and see what's bothering them.
There are plenty of people on youtube that review products, one comes to mind is iJustine. I know she accepts requests and she has a very large following. Send her a request and maybe she can do your app some justice.
Post videos to youtube as well to promote the app from twitter. Is it on facebook? Vimeo?
- pmjoyce 17y agoAgreed, a few quick videos showcasing the potential and fun of the application would go a long way to making it more appealing and approachable.
- smikhanov 17y agoDon't think that survey might help. This person is leaving the app, so he just wants the developers to stop bugging him. Video (and YouTube reviews) sounds like a huge missed opportunity, thanks.
- az 17y agoI disagree. Users aren't necessarily leaving your app because they don't like it. You can always offer them an option to opt out of the survey, but a 2 question survey is very valuable to you as a developer. "Please rate your experience, 1-5" "Would you suggest this to a friend? Why" Also, did you blog about it? Try getting other bloggers to review your product and offer then an incentive for it.