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This is an indication that user commitment is very low on Facebook. As long as users are actively involved there is no need to send emails. Sending emails is
by pasta 8y ago
This is an indication that user commitment is very low on Facebook.
As long as users are actively involved there is no need to send emails.
Sending emails is a (bad) trick to make people curious and make them login to your platform again.
I think the Facebook app is just 'dead' and Facebook is lucky to have Instagram.
- ardy42 8y ago> This is an indication that user commitment is very low on Facebook. > As long as users are actively involved there is no need to send emails. IIRC, Facebook sends those messages only when they've detected an account's usage dropping off. When I was a regular user, I never got them; but when I stopped logging in for days or weeks at at time, they got more intense. They're a deliberately designed mechanism to keep addicts hooked.
- Slartie 8y agoThat would match my usage pattern, so I guess you are correct. I'm using Facebook only rarely and am definitely and completely away from it for several days or even weeks between periods of usage.