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The way I see it is that non-mobile application owners can recommend their customers to install this app, rather than create and publish a new one just to liste
by DVassallo 15y ago
The way I see it is that non-mobile application owners can recommend their customers to install this app, rather than create and publish a new one just to listen for notifications.
That's why I don't see the chicken-egg problem.
- jazzychad 15y agoThis is not as easy as it sounds (speaking from experience). The chicken-egg problem is huge in this type of service.
- joering2 15y agoexactly! pretty much everyone in "too expensive/too complicate/we don't want this know" wagon that still want to have some sort of presence on the mobile devices could still have it without any investment other than redirect to his site.
- nupark2 15y agoThis approach is exactly the opposite of what users want on mobile devices.
- FuzzyDunlop 15y agoAnd I wouldn't install another app to receive a third-party implementation of push notifications. If I install any app, I do not expect to have to download dependencies to make it function fully. To that end, this solution is useless. My outlook is simple: there are native implementations of push notifications on mobile devices. It may cost time and money to set them up, but please spend some time implementing them.