Ponder Surveys
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Which element most helps you build trust in a new product? 1. Team 2. Website content 3. Investors 4. Social proof 5. Other Question by @ted https://i.imgur.com/oZrmvg8.jpg
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Ponder Surveys
@survey
When submitting your vote: โ put the # of your option first โ add additional comments after your chosen # ๐ Follow me to see results ๐ซ [insert auto-generated funny message here]
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Ben Adamsky ๐ญ
@ba
2 - usually social proof / team / investors will get me to the productโs website but I wonโt trust the product enough to sign up if the landing page doesnโt convince me
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Colin Johnson ๐ญ
@cojo.eth
4, although page content definitely needs to pass a certain bar. And team made Farcaster an easy yes (Coinbase experience).
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Uncle Davo
@uncledavo
4
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Tayyab - d/acc
@tayyab
4 - lots can be faked. Users that really fucking love something, canโt.
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Alex Palmer
@thatalexpalmer.eth
4.
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manansh โ๏ธ
@manansh
5) the product doesnโt suck
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Prof Michele Neitz
@profmicheleneitz
My"other" would be security and legal compliance. But I'm a law nerd.
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Amber
@amberthecat
1 matters the most; have vc experience makes 4 equivalent to 3
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Sydney McLaughlin
@sydmclaughlin
User review!
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Jun Gong
@jun
Team, social proof, and user review
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