Making your application viral
Daniel Tenner has written an interesting post on how to make you application viral.
The core model for viral growth is the following: viral coefficient = (average number of users invited by each active user) x (proportion of invited users that actually join or become active) x (proportion of such users that invite others). Daniel provides a checklist of techniques designed to optimize the viral coefficient. The general techniques are as follows:
- Make inviting people a core part of the process.
- Keep pulling people back in
- Be useful even if there are no other friends using the application.
- Remove artificial invitation limits.
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