They could make something that exploits their social graph, kinda like Aardvark, but that again is something really long term. So, what is their value proposition in making users join right now?
They could make something that exploits their social graph, kinda like Aardvark, but that again is something really long term. So, what is their value proposition in making users join right now?
We have tried to make the sign up and group creation as simple as possible so any event or social gathering can be another use for the fridge. A crazy frat party, potluck dinner, family vacation. anything where you have a temporary social network for people to come together around, start socializing and if it dies ok. but if you make a few new relationships and create a new group or two with them that is the goal...
We know we need better tools to bring people in. But we are noticing once people are in with a few friends and groups they love our platform.