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I think their growth model is quite aggressive too. They have "leads" in every neighborhood and they financially reward leads for bringing in new users.
by hayksaakian 12y ago
I think their growth model is quite aggressive too.
They have "leads" in every neighborhood and they financially reward leads for bringing in new users.
- raldi 12y agoUm, do you have a citation for that?
- hayksaakian 12y agoi got an offer in the mail that said i'd get paid 25$ per referral to nextdoor.
- raldi 12y agoThat's not per neighbor; that's if you can get an entire new neighborhood off the ground, with at least ten founding households: https://help.nextdoor.com/customer/portal/articles/1287247-how-the-amazon-promotion-works https://help.nextdoor.com/customer/portal/articles/1287247-h...
- testingonprod 12y agoNone of the leads that I know are financially rewarded, they are just the people that happen to start the neighborhood and are often the most involved in making it take off. I think what the above poster is referring to is the referral program where if you invite someone to Nextdoor AND that person starts a neighborhood, you get a $25 Amazon giftcard. I've personally invited a few people to Nextdoor, but all of them already had a Nextdoor website for their neighborhoods so I didn't get anything even though I referred them.
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