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I think success is easy to measure - the number of users for that app. Regardless of how they do it, what it is, that is the 'success' of a facebook app. I wo
by mrtron 19y ago
I think success is easy to measure - the number of users for that app.
Regardless of how they do it, what it is, that is the 'success' of a facebook app.
I wouldn't put any rules like no poke apps, if they can create a super-duper-cool-elite-poke app that still takes off now, they are doing something right on the marketing/viral side.
- foulmouthboy 19y agoMeasuring success that way is really just turning the class into a seminar on viral marketing in facebook. If the class were for credit and one were the competitive sort, it would be "easy" enough to send out spam mails and to advertise the app as doing something amazing that it doesn't really do. Rather than look for "success" metrics, I think the students might appreciate a qualitative assessment of their efforts from bkrausz.