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"And by cowbell, I mean clickable-ness. Examining the results of our first round, and our research of what makes a photo clickable, we experimented with a new v
by danielamitay 15y ago
"And by cowbell, I mean clickable-ness. Examining the results of our first round, and our research of what makes a photo clickable, we experimented with a new version. This one took our best performing ad (Ad B) from round 1, and zoomed in further to put more focus on the baby and the, ahem, clickable-ness."
Best part. Great article, much appreciated. Reminded me of the infamous "gray shirted girl":
http://www.whattofix.com/blog/archives/2011/04/why-does-facebo.php http://www.whattofix.com/blog/archives/2011/04/why-does-face...
- JonLim 15y agoThat's exactly what I was thinking. I was hoping they would compare it to more subtly sexy mother pictures, just to see if the celebrity effect actually makes a bigger difference.
- garbowza 15y agoThe interesting thing is that the least recognizable celebrity (Isla Fisher) ad performed the best. But examining the photos themselves, when combined with what we learned about the things people click on, it became more obvious why that was the case. With more time and a bigger budget, we'd like to do further experiments to determine what other aspects mother (or even father) photos draw clicks.