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If you go with your first model, you are creating more a lottery. The second model ties payment to the more valuable reward of an actual match. It might not h
by mikerhoads 16y ago
If you go with your first model, you are creating more a lottery.
The second model ties payment to the more valuable reward of an actual match. It might not happen that often but if you go with this model, you are betting that your app will work and provide value to your users. This is an actual service and the route I believe you should take.
- mikerhoads 16y agoAlso, people might dig it if you could filter out family members from the list of people to pick from.
- jonathanchiu 16y agoYeah, the second method does seem to make more sense. But I don't think filtering out a few family members matter much when you have hundreds of friends. What do you feel about $5 for a match though?
- mikerhoads 16y agoFrom a guy's perspective, alerting them to a match means "We've got a near guarantee of repeated sex with someone you find attractive". Most guys would pay more than 5 bucks for that but $5 is a fair starting number.
- jonathanchiu 16y agoCan't agree more.