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Services like this concern me because I don't know the credibility of the person on the other end, nor do I know if the effort I put into someone else's review
by mnicole 14y ago
Services like this concern me because I don't know the credibility of the person on the other end, nor do I know if the effort I put into someone else's review is going to guarantee that I get an equally verbose one. In the same vein, the function of a site defines the design and someone telling me that my content portal "is way too busy" isn't going to help me when I wasn't going for some sort of minimalistic trend the reviewer may be more likely to rate higher.
I'm not sure if you're changing things right now or A/B testing, but when I initially went to your link there were examples of what I could expect. Now there's no way of knowing what the process looks like and how these viewers see my site. Is it a screengrab of the homepage, do they get the link and surf around?
Also, is there anything stopping someone from writing a bunch of useless one-liner reviews just to get their site seen?
- bilus 14y agoThank you for the feedback. I'm working hard to improve the service as much as possible. As far as spamming, reviews are moderated but one-liners are very often passed through, because they are useful. The idea is to get, say, 10-20 reviews of your site, very quickly. P.S. Yeah, it's A/B :)
- mnicole 14y agoI suppose as a designer I'm probably not your target market anyway, since I have other outlets to get critiques. One-liners would irritate me too much. :) Good luck!