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I gave this an honest try because the video looked awesome, but sadly it is not useful to me. I basically just got a list of thousands of retweets for blog pos
by jeff18 17y ago
I gave this an honest try because the video looked awesome, but sadly it is not useful to me.
I basically just got a list of thousands of retweets for blog posts and a bunch of Disqus comments. Despite combing through many pages, I seriously could not find a single appropriate testimonial.
Maybe you could add Google Checkout support? For example: https://checkout.google.com/reviews/merchant/endUserReviews?allowEmptyReviews=true&sellerId=204250837318315&s=All&q=&sortBy=Rating&isIncr=false https://checkout.google.com/reviews/merchant/endUserReviews?... I have a really low volume of Google Checkout orders, but even that is a gold mine for testimonials.
Send me a message if you'd like some more info on my experience: jeff@wolfire.com
- robfitz 17y agoHey Jeff, thanks for taking the time. Google Checkout reviews are a great idea... will definitely look into making that happen. Don't know if it's useful for you, but in the meantime you can grab Amazon reviews by putting the whole Amazon URL of your product pages into a new search. I'll send you an email w/ some extra questions - would love to hear more about your experience.
- seekely 17y agoThanks for the feedback. For many searches, there is a lot of noise and very little signal. This is a big usability problem. As we progress the product, we want to get really good at identifying the signal and filter out the thousands of duplicate and irrelevant comments (as you unfortunately stumbled upon). The best searches for smaller companies right now will be those with unique names or those using a direct Amazon/YouTube/Rss URL, which is obviously not helpful for everybody. Thanks for pointing me in the direction of Google Checkout Reviews. I'll see if I can get that added by early next week and let you know.