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Does your service only integrate with Facebook? The way you describe it, it doesn't seem to offer too much value-add over existing notifications, or simply log
by niftich 10y ago
Does your service only integrate with Facebook?
The way you describe it, it doesn't seem to offer too much value-add over existing notifications, or simply logging in to Facebook and relying on their timeline and notification history to summarize what happened since you last logged in.
However, if you were to make the frequency configurable for every signup, your users could set how often they wish to be notified -- so everyone could find their own sweet spot between 'right now' and 'when I next log in'.
How do you envision the content of the email? A concatenation of all reaction events in the time window, or some sort of report or digest that has been processed to condense and categorize the information? I believe the latter is more valuable.
- niftich 10y agoAlso, there are power users, 'influencers', who are trying to cultivate an audience, often across multiple social networks, and they are looking for the ability to schedule posts ahead of time, and receive metrics and basic analytics on what sorts of impressions they reach. Products like this exist: search 'social media scheduling' or 'social media management'. I'm not convinced that your solution as your describe would be an effective competition to more full-featured tools, but at the right price point you may be able to attract customers who don't need all the features that those solutions provide.