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1) "Join Mailing List!" is not a good call to action. Promise value to them, such as e.g. learning when it launches. 2) I question the wisdom of calling a m
by patio11 13y ago
1) "Join Mailing List!" is not a good call to action. Promise value to them, such as e.g. learning when it launches.
2) I question the wisdom of calling a messenger whose sole purpose is to cut down on communication mistakes Oops! Messenger.
3) The word "autocorrect" is not present on this page anywhere, but "Damn you, autocorrect!" is such a common phenomenon as to be a meme among many potential customers of this.
4) Try something like a competition for the most embarrassing typo you've ever made in an SMS, which would give reason for this page to spread independent of Yet Another Messaging App Which Hasn't Launched Yet, then give people options to socially spread the embarrassing stories which they enjoy. You're in the communication business, so having a bit of social savvy seems to be a hard requirement.
- mrquestion 13y agoThanks. In terms of the name, I know what you're saying, but we think it's catchy, and easy to remember. I agree with the autocorrect thing, will do that soon. I also changed the mailing list button label. Now, in terms of your last idea: I like it. What do you think is a way to reward the winner? i.e. send us your worst text, and we'll give you X... The app for free, $50, something like that? Thanks for the help!
- patio11 13y ago$50 Amazon giftcard for the winner works fine, but you'll find that a heck of a lot of people care more about momentary Internet fame or amusement than they do about money.