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>VR analytics Where people look in VR depends on the content. That's all there is to it. That blog post is terrible advertising for your company, as it shows
by yAnonymous 10y ago
>VR analytics
Where people look in VR depends on the content. That's all there is to it.
That blog post is terrible advertising for your company, as it shows that you will gladly create bullshit content around a trivial fact to boost sales.
- riebschlager 10y agoI think you just described the content marketing strategy of every company ever.
- DonHopkins 10y agoNonsense. It also depends on many other factors, like how far you can turn your head comfortably, if you're standing or sitting in a swivel chair, and whether you're using a wireless headset or if you might pull the computer off of the table or strangle yourself with wires if you spin or turn around too much.
- tdumitrescu 10y agoHow is that "all there is to it?" As a content creator, don't you want data on how users are choosing to interact with your content? It's like saying "Where users click on your ecommerce site depends on the contents of the page. That's all there is to it (why use analytics?)."