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It could be useful if done right. >> "before receiving a free gift that doesn't exist" Presumably if this was done by someone like Coca-Cola you would receive
by k-mcgrady 13y ago
It could be useful if done right.
>> "before receiving a free gift that doesn't exist"
Presumably if this was done by someone like Coca-Cola you would receive something for sharing the page. The spam problem could be improved by asking them to tweet their own content + link rather than a predefined message. e.g. Tweet your favourite thing about [brand] and get [reward]. And the tweet would be [your message] + link.
These techniques could be used in interesting ways - most people just don't bother.
>> "You want users to visit a promo page, where they're forced to retweet the content before getting access?"
Also if the user is getting something of value I don't see the problem with asking them to do something to get it. They aren't being forced, they are being given a choice. Do this thing and get rewarded. Don't do it and life goes on.
- Anonymous238 13y agoYou're basically buying tweets at that point, and I'm completely against the concept. I go the exact opposite route with my community and promise users they'll never have to jump through a single hoop. In return, I get a lot of respect and loyal members. People know when you're trying to use them. It leaves a bad taste in their mouth, and they don't forget. A good reputation is better than a few thousand likes or tweets.
- sejje 13y agoFeels better. Not sure it's worth more.
- OGC 13y agoThis shit has been done before and it's never useful, it's fucking spam.