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Novel way to test out a website

by RickDuris
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Interesting way for you to get someone to test drive your website.

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- Rick Duris

PS: Before you start getting all excited, understand any traffic you may get to your site is not targeted. The implications should be obvious.
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  • Profile picture of the author howarddavidson
    This looks like a very useful tool, potentially revolutionary. Being able to hear exactly what potential customers are thinking is, like the article says, incredibly powerful. I wonder if there is a way to have a "peek" link on your page so that visitors can participate at that point - that way, you will have targeted visitors giving you feedback (targeted because they have already traveled to your site of their own volition).
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  • Profile picture of the author James Clouser
    I've used this tool several times now. It's extremely helpful... especially when you're gauging response to your USP/website headline... or the clarity of the message overall.
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