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I agree with others that your site's main mistake is to impose a "register wall" to discourage engagement. The fix is for you to "show, don't tell" visitors wha
by jones1618 12y ago
I agree with others that your site's main mistake is to impose a "register wall" to discourage engagement. The fix is for you to "show, don't tell" visitors what your site does.
But, even if you just want to use registrations to gauge interest, a lot of your content is unclear or just strange. Some examples:
* "Get Notifications" - Of what? You never say.
* "The cleanest way to browse movies" - Is browsing movies dirty? Or, are you saying your users browse dirty movies?
* "Never miss a movie again!" - How do you miss a movie and how does the site prevent that?
* "Your girl or kid wants..." - Flippant, gender- and age-biased language that dismissively "shelves" your family's tastes
* Why are numerical ratings or "silly averges" (typo) less useful than your site's binary good/bad ratings? No matter where you put the good/bad cut-off, you will either include borderline movies as "good" or bury almost-good movies in the "bad" category.