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Couple of things: 1. You ask for registration information far too quickly. You should allow the users to get a little more invested into what they're doing bef
by shiftpgdn 16y ago
Couple of things:
1. You ask for registration information far too quickly. You should allow the users to get a little more invested into what they're doing before prompting for registration/payment information.
2. Meet the ladies doesn't have any information on the actual women who would answer your questions. It's just generic pie charts.
3. PayPal only? :(
4. To the end user what sets this apart from Yahoo! answers?
5. No examples anywhere that I could find.
Otherwise it's a clever idea and you're off to a pretty good start.
- pghimire 16y ago1. Agreed. Should probably engage users first. Will work on that. 2. I wanted to keep their info confidential and just show the demographics based on info provided. What do you think I should show? Should I even include "Meet the ladies" link? 3. Just testing the idea out. So for now, Paypal only, yes :) 4. To an interested user, I think confidentiality and a guarantee that someone will actually spend the time to fully study his question and respond thoughtfully (small monetary incentive). Moreover, the questions we are getting tend to be longer and very detailed. I don't think Yahoo Answers users will have the patience to study the question carefully and take the time to repond to every issues raised. 5. Good point. I will include some examples. => Any thought on pricing structure? => How about scalability, do you think take-off here is simply dependent on sheer number of users? Thank you for your feedback.