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I think that's still a good measure of things. What people say they'd do, and whether they'll actually do it involves all of these details, the time spent, fric
by makeitdouble 3y ago
I think that's still a good measure of things. What people say they'd do, and whether they'll actually do it involves all of these details, the time spent, friction, mental burden, sheer changing of mind at the last minute etc.
- kevindamm 3y agoGP has a point about Point of Sales tech, and especially the reluctance of many people about giving credit card info to a random website. I wonder if the use of a Sales Website facade is more accurate about this -- by this I mean the practice of setting up a sales site before the product is ready, solely to count how much of your traffic converts. It's not an uncommon practice and I'm guessing it would give a more accurate estimate than simply asking "would you pay for this?" merely as a hypothetical.