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- goldfeld 14y agoOn the surface this sounds brilliant, but is it really of worth, statistically, with just a few hundred respondents? Being based around such simple, easy questions, I'd think money could buy you far more eyeballs. Though if the price includes comments from each respondent in addition to their choice, that would fill a different need than raw statistical testing, and could maybe still be useful at that price.
- flexxaeon 14y agoAgreed. The turnaround time sounds nice, but I'm wondering what the feedback will be. If it's just a poll system then I'm a bit leery, as that could easily be feigned.
- lucasvo 14y agoWe built this in less than 24hours at angelhack. It's using mechanical turk to present real humans both versions and ask them to answer the question asked by selecting one of the images. It should be a good second opinion but obviously it's not comparable to an actual A/B test on a live website. At that price, you probably can't get cheaper feedback. Considering what average CPCs are for Facebook and Google, this is a pretty good deal.
- tmandarano 14y agoIt certainly depends on the use case. However, our results have been great for questions such as "Which image feels more trustworthy?". When you are creating images or deciding between photos to use in your creative, it's a very effective and quick way to get honest, unbias feedback. Try it for yourself.
- Mystalic 14y agoThis group presented at the Angelhack SF hackathon (I'm a judge). It's simple and only works in certain use cases where you need more immediate feedback, esp. the polling stuff. However, it definitely has its uses. Good job, guys!