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In our tests, what we've found is that instead people see "sign up now" and think "oh crap, another boring form I have to fill out. Yet another password to reme
by rantfoil 18y ago
In our tests, what we've found is that instead people see "sign up now" and think "oh crap, another boring form I have to fill out. Yet another password to remember. BACK, BACK, BACK.
This takes the idea of no-signup try-it-out to the next step. It's the worst thing in the world to ask questions about a user before you show them what you've got going on.
- colinplamondon 18y agoScratch that then, the stats are the stats :) Don't know if you're up to share the information, but what was the difference in conversion rates? Really interested in how big of a difference there was between the two. Also, what is the difference in time on site of new users between the two signup methods? Retention stay about the same?