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Does adding "Login with Facebook" really increase signups that much? Anyone here with experience with that? I'd imagine people are not so keen to share their F
by scrrr 16y ago
Does adding "Login with Facebook" really increase signups that much? Anyone here with experience with that?
I'd imagine people are not so keen to share their FB-identity, even with sites like Flickr.
- alextgordon 16y agoI have a Yahoo account. In fact I have several. I couldn't tell you their usernames though, let alone log in to them, since I was forced to add a long unmemorable number to the end. On the other hand my Facebook username is just my email address. Never going to forget that.
- Isofarro 16y ago"On the other hand my Facebook username is just my email address. Never going to forget that." For the audience Yahoo serves it isn't as plain and simple as that. They probably don't own their own domains and run a mail account through that domain - so it's more likely that they'll have an email addresss 'given' to them by their ISP when they signed up for internet access. So although their email address will be easily remembered during the point they signed up, things get very confusing when these visitors move to a different ISP for a variety of different reasons, and thus lose their previous email address with their previous ISP, and gain a new email address with their new ISP. You, here, are more of an exception to the rule of the typical Yahoo audience.
- steveklabnik 16y agoIt increases my rate of signing up for things, I'll tell you that. I'm always refreshed to not have to make Yet Another Account.