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It creates a fascinating paradox, doesn't it? As an engineer/user, I also hate popups, waiting lists, and "urgency." They feel manipulative. But as a business
by Core_Dev 9mo ago
It creates a fascinating paradox, doesn't it?
As an engineer/user, I also hate popups, waiting lists, and "urgency."
They feel manipulative.
But as a business owner looking at the dashboard, I see that removing them drops conversion by 40%.
The simulation is designed to test "Market Reality" vs "Personal Taste."
The goal is to see if you can swallow that pill to optimize the P&L, or if you stick to your principles and risk lower margins.
Both are valid choices in the game.
- nottorp 9mo ago... if your target market is people who believe "50% off for a limited time", that is.
- Core_Dev 9mo agoThis is the market and this is how it works. There are a lot of tips, if one doesn't suit you, you can leave it alone or give me yours and I'll add it to the simulation.
- nottorp 9mo ago:) The simulation seems to be for people selling $999 “ courses”. It’s good that you can make money from that. Or sad? I’m not sure.