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Curious, is there a link to your site on the printed card? It's a better user experience for the recipient if they don't know how the hot dogs are made.
by mtgentry 13y ago
Curious, is there a link to your site on the printed card? It's a better user experience for the recipient if they don't know how the hot dogs are made.
- talpert 13y agoA much debated topic around here as well! We decided to put our logo on the back of the card (small) with "from my iPad" underneath it. Thus far the response has been "oh, cool!" (with a hint of "interesting") rather than "oh - this is crappy and cheap"
- xkcdfanboy 13y agoIf the whole point is to disguise the effort spent, 'from my iPad' kills that premise. You are essentially sacrificing your product's value for word of mouth.
- statictype 13y agoYou are essentially sacrificing your product's value for word of mouth. He very clearly mentioned that the response has been more warm and positive than negative. So it seems obvious to me that they are not sacrificing their product's value at all.
- xkcdfanboy 13y agoHe can tout that all he wants, recipients of cards aren't going to be giving direct feedback and the sender is going to be thanked regardless. Having 'made with iPad' cheapens the card anyhow, throw your brand on it, and stop being greedy.
- philsnow 13y ago"He very clearly mentioned that the response has been more warm and positive than negative." Maybe that's true so far, but I suspect the early-adopter users are more forgiving of a lot of things. The hockey-stick users might be less so, and IMHO they need to be looking forward to those.