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Thanks for the feedback. Mobile is a work in progress. Actually I had a working mobile version but it was not very good so I disabled it. What do you mean, ma
by dholowiski 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Mobile is a work in progress. Actually I had a working mobile version but it was not very good so I disabled it.
What do you mean, make it easy to see all the breweries near me? It should automatically show you all the breweries in a certain range. Do you mean that you had to increase the range, and didn't like the refresh - and that instead of refreshing I should do it via ajax?
Users can actually add beers, breweries. Since you're the second person to mention that, clearly I need to make it more obvious and easier. I did focus on adding California and New York first, they are very complete. Now I'm thinking I need to focus on my local area, and physically go to the breweries to get their help promoting the site, as you mentioned.
Great feedback. Up until now I have been focusing on data entry, but I do see the need for UX improvement.
I've actually done a couple of Stumble Upon campaigns, they're at least as targeted as Facebook ads, and very cheap. I might have to branch out but it seems a bit crazy paying for visitors when I'm not actually making money on the site.
- chrisabruce 15y agoMeant Foodspotting instead of Spotify.
- tg3 15y agoSorry for getting back to you so late. What I meant by making it easy to see the breweries near me is, instead of showing me a map with arrows on it, it would be more useful (for me at least), to give me a list of breweries/beers within a certain, reasonable radius (like 50 or 100 miles). The "Featured Beer" is a prominent on your page, which is great as it highlights a specific beer or brewery, but I think it makes more sense to list ALL beers brewed near me, and have the location of the brewery available on a subsequent page if I'm interested, like the page of the specific brewery (which you already do). Another thought: sort all the beers in my area by how high their ratings are. Maybe you could be the Yelp of craft beers? Just my thoughts. I understand the hesitance to buy ads with no clear monetization strategy.