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Its super tempting! But, I would err on the side of perceiving it as creepy, as really it only takes one creeped out user to generate some bad publicity. Also,
by dreadsword 14y ago
Its super tempting! But, I would err on the side of perceiving it as creepy, as really it only takes one creeped out user to generate some bad publicity. Also, depends on what your privacy policy is. Perhaps the best way to do this would be to disclose at time of sign up that during your "beta" period you may reach out to them directly? Set the expectation at least, so it doesn't feel like an invasion.
- ZaneClaes 14y agoThe idea of using "beta" language is interesting. It sounds like a big part of managing expectations is how big the users think the startup is. As they think it's bigger, they expect less attention... for better or for worse.