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It took a lot of work to try that out. You should try to focus on value proposition to the user. SHOW them what luckycal can do, don't try to just tell them wit
by hooande 18y ago
It took a lot of work to try that out. You should try to focus on value proposition to the user. SHOW them what luckycal can do, don't try to just tell them with text on the home page. You can probably make some assumptions and suggest calendar events to the users. Or just show local events. I'd like to understand what luckycal is and exactly why I should use it within ~5 seconds of seeing it.
My advice about the product itself: I think you should focus on making luckycal very useful for an individual with no friends using it. The idea of finding local events while filtering out noise is something that a lot of people have tried but no one has quite gotten right. If you can make that work for one person alone, then people will naturally tell their friends without being constantly prompted to "invite".
I think this is a good idea, I hope you keep working at it.