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You should know this by using mathematics. Do the following: 1. What age range is your primary consumer? 2. What country is your primary consumer? 3. What is
by markessien 18y ago
You should know this by using mathematics. Do the following:
1. What age range is your primary consumer?
2. What country is your primary consumer?
3. What is the intersection between facebook users and the two questions above?
4. Based on whatever statistics you can find - how many users get turned away because of sign-up problems?
5. How many consumers will your initial marketing push reach - i.e, the consumers you hope to gain in the period when you don't have hard feature choices to make?
Intersect those 5 criteria and estimate what the benefit of facebook connect will be. You may want to contrast it with the benefits of the other features. Understand your numbers before spending time on stuff.
- yeti 18y ago1. 13-20yo, 80% girls 2. USA, Hong Kong, Netherlands, UK, Belgium are top markets now 3. Roughly 50% 4. Roughly 60% 5. this is the tough part. We have features planned that could improve stickiness and make it more likely visitors will enjoy and return and in time tell their friends. But doing those features won't help get more new registered users in the short term. So I'm still debating whether to add FB Connect first, get those users then add features, or make sure the user experience is great before adding FB Connect and driving traffic (if it really will help a lot).. any practical suggestions would be great..