Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
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Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
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Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#2Soooo is it acceptable/moral to gamify likes/+1/reposts/shares like this ?
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#3Just wanted to say that for a company blog post, this was really great. It's data-rich, it tells a compelling story, the site has a solid visual design, and the multiple calls to action were well placed and didn't detract from the post.
I don't know this industry niche well, but I'm guessing Rafflecopter is a chief competitor. I think if they see this blog post, it'll rattle their knees a little :)
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#4And you just won them another customer. This was so well-written, informative and entertaining that it completely hooked me. I love giving my SO random surprises, and this (JewelScent) is perfect for that!
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#5Soooo is it acceptable/moral to gamify likes/+1/reposts/shares like this ?
They are presenting their data to us in that fashion, so what specifically is morally questionable about it in your opinion?
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#6wow, what a visually engaging mobile formatted blog post, thanks for sharing.
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#7Soooo is it acceptable/moral to gamify likes/+1/reposts/shares like this ?
They are presenting their data to us in that fashion, so what specifically is morally questionable about it in your opinion?
Like our facebook page to enter this contest?
And after say look how many likes we have (cuz many people only gave a shit because of the ~free stuff)
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#8They only gave the winners 3 days to claim their prize, that seems a bit tight!
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
They are presenting their data to us in that fashion, so what specifically is morally questionable about it in your opinion?
Like our facebook page to enter this contest? And after say look how many likes we have (cuz many people only gave a shit because of the ~free stuff)
Hey there, co-founder of ViralSweep here.
Liking a Facebook page was not a requirement to enter the giveaway. If you look at the section that shows the giveaway design, the only requirement was to enter your email address. The page they see after they enter contains the social options which are optional to complete.
Re: Our SaaS app helped a customer make $18k
#10For all these positive comments, this title sounds really spammy.