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You do know that maybe 20, 10, or even less than 1% of the people who Buffer'd it actually visited your site and downloaded the app, right? Most people use thei
by AznHisoka 12y ago
You do know that maybe 20, 10, or even less than 1% of the people who Buffer'd it actually visited your site and downloaded the app, right? Most people use their suggestions on auto-pilot.
I would be excited if you saw people spontaneously praising it on Twitter, not Buffering it. When i search on Twitter, I only see the automated Buffers, not tweets like "Just found out this app.. love it!" or "Has anyone else used this app?".
- entangld 12y agoThanks for raining on my parade. jk I know conversions are only a small percentage. Some people are excited and I still receive emails from people. Eyeballs first, conversions second right? My page visits have been growing, and Twitter is a percentage of it. It's something to build on. My honest take is that people are interested in the idea, but I need to continue working on the product. Execution is important.
- AznHisoka 12y agoWhat's your business model? How do you intend to make money from this?
- entangld 12y agoI want to make sure I'm solving the problem before I decide how to make money. It's useful to several different groups: business teams, coaches, people in the employment space and normal people. I only need to cover rent and other expenses. There are a few options (in-app purchases, ads, pro account for business teams).
- AznHisoka 12y agoHmm.. The guys at Twitpic were solving a problem and even had an enviable number of users, but never knew how to make money. The ended up closing shop. So I suggest figuring out the money part too.