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Fantastic product idea and a landing page that's so good that I figured out what the product does without touching my scroll wheel. I wish however, you'd inclu
by dhaivatpandya 11y ago
Fantastic product idea and a landing page that's so good that I figured out what the product does without touching my scroll wheel.
I wish however, you'd include a section that provides a reasonable explanation as to why Workroom got a 950% increase in traffic. I'm thinking that if I saw that a place was full, I'd be less likely to head over there. But, if I didn't know, I'd probably give it a whirl. Alternatively, if I've gone there a bunch of times and it's always been full, I just wouldn't go. What exactly is happening?
- crindy 11y agoI think the idea would be that this helps fill dead times. If the place is full, they don't need/want more people showing up just to be turned away. If the place is empty, then they want to advertise that to fill it back up. Also though, I think it was a 950% increase in traffic to the web pages powered by this product, not to the actual locations.
- jordanmessina 11y agoRight, the increase was on the webpages that included Density to show seating capacity.
- sultanofsaltin 11y agoIs that sustained website growth since then? Also can you make that distinction clearer on the site? It's definitely misleading some people.
- escobar 11y agoI also find this particularly confusing/misleading - since you deal mainly with physical locations (often called sites by owners), using the word "site" instead of "web traffic" seems odd. Also, listing a web based metric as large as 950% without any type of time interval really kills the true significance of that metric.
- sultanofsaltin 11y agoMy favorite statistic: 73.6% of all statistics are made up. My 2nd favorite: 950% of 0 is 0.
- degenerate 11y agoOh, that wasn't clear at all.
- afar 11y agoYeah. We could and will clear that up.
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