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- Put your price on the front page. I'm distrustful if you try to hide it. - Does the search do substrings? Auto-acronyming? regexs? Startup folks may enjo
by lallysingh 18y ago
- Put your price on the front page. I'm distrustful if you try to hide it.
- Does the search do substrings? Auto-acronyming? regexs? Startup folks may enjoy that.
- You probably killed off the cream of your inventory crop by showing it here first :-)
Also, perhaps do AB testing with $14.99 and $9.99. See if there's a psychological barrier there. You may find the drop in price is compensated by the increased conversion.
- matt1 18y agoVery good observations. - I'm not sure what the best way to show the price is. I played with having it big and bold on the registration page but couldn't get it to look right. In an effort to learn how to do it better, I've been taking photos of price tags at Walmart, the mall, etc and have got some good ideas in mind on how to make it better. There's definitely an art to it... - The search does do substrings. No auto-acronyming (not sure what that is). No regex, as I don't think most people would use it. - $14.99 vs $9.99... its tough. I figure I'll start higher and drop lower eventually if it seems necessary. It's easier to lower your price than to raise it. - Inventory... most people haven't scanned past the first few pages. I'll need to find a way to make this easier.