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I Want Your Email Address
- falcolas 11y agoI want to see a followup report on the actual conversion rates...
- LyndsySimon 11y agoI gave him my email address. That site amuses me, and I have high hopes of receiving additional amusement via email in the future.
- coldcode 11y agoAll web marketing boils down to this.
- jbob2000 11y agoPretty slick, but you aren't getting my email address! You don't offer anything that necessitates me receiving an email message, and you'll probably just send me garbage, so I'll just come back to your site when I'm ready to do something with you.
- remtom46 11y agoHey, at least you're coming back :-)
- a_c 11y agoIs this kind of an experiment? If so, what is your objective? Edit: So it is an experiment
- remtom46 11y agoIt's satire. That's all.
- Mithaldu 11y agoYou forgot the JS popup to warn about leaving the page.
- sharemywin 11y agowhat happens when you put in an email address?
- nautical 11y agoOk , so i used mytemp.email . Got following mail . (It actually signs up) http://imgur.com/6VYhvvi http://imgur.com/6VYhvvi
- vandahm 11y agoI kind of want to find out!
- CM30 11y agoWell, they were 'smart' enough to reject any variant of 'example.com' as the email domain. Either way, it really does seem to be the site owner's mailing list sign up form, since it goes to a confirmation form.
- newscracker 11y agoVery nice!!! :) If I had a penny for every site that follows such a convoluted, tiring, mind numbing and thoughtless way to market one single product with lots and lots of "blah, blah", "more blah, blah, blah", and then "just sign up for free" to sell more stuff... I really don't understand why marketing something has to be such a long winded story with the hope that at least one of the anchor points would catch the patient reader who somehow has the attention span to read several paragraphs. It's highly irritating and doesn't really help your (marketer's) reputation or that of the product you sell. It's like a long switch case statement in C with no breaks. :D What could be worse? A site like this that has a popup on page load to get your email address first so that you don't even have the chance to know about the content before thinking about deciding. P.S.: If this comment seemed long winded, that was intentional. :)
- mesozoic 11y agoThe one missing thing is a tempting ebook or something that I can only get if I give my email address.