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> We spent the next 24 hours getting as many people as possible to view and interact with the experiment OP - could you elaborate on how you got these 803 uniq

• bvanvugt 13y ago
  Sure - that's probably worth another blog post too. We used a combination of twitter, adwords, marketing forums, and personal network.
  • lzecon 13y ago
    If you're relying heavily on your personal network I'd be worried that those 803 people were not true customers. Don't get me wrong, I think this is a great idea, but I'm wondering how you know that a 803 person sample size is big enough. Also - could/would people click on more than one button once they found out they were non-functional? It could be that some features would be best developed in tandem with others.
    • bvanvugt 13y ago
      We intentionally diversified the traffic as much as possible, exactly for this reason. Only a small portion of the traffic was from personal networks. Repeat clicks are definitely interesting. It makes sense that once a button was clicked and found to be non-functional, that may prevent future interaction. But that first click still holds value. It'd be interesting to pull stats on how many unique visitors generated those click events.