ReferralCandy | Singapore | Onsite | Full time | Front end + Full stack Engineers
ReferralCandy helps ecommerce stores increase sales by getting shoppers to refer their friends. Our SaaS app accelerates word-of-mouth referrals for online stores around the world.
Generally, we have a phone/in-person interview with a co-founder, followed by a technical screener exercise, and a onsite to meet the team (half a day to one day).
If you’re interested, drop us a line at zachc+hn at referralcandy dot com
If what you say is true, Justfab isn't a scam company, and most of the customers know about the monthly fee, they should have no problems making the fee explicitly clear on the checkout page.
Why hide it like you are doing so now? In the sidebar, where ads are usually placed (and ignored), and in non-emphasized font.
Doesn't make sense to me. This sounds like the opposite of what John Stuart Mill said about Socrates and the fool.
"It is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied; better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied. And if the fool, or the pig, are a different opinion, it is because they only know their own side of the question."
Don't know why they hide their pricing plans but you have to sign up to get to see the pricing plans when you try to add a website to your account.
There is a free plan for less than 30k pageviews per month and 3 month data retention, $4.95 for 100k and 6 month retention all the way up to 179.95 for 10,000k pageviews and 36 month data retention. There are added features for the more expensive plans too.
> It will certainly not be Chinese, since the world will utterly reject China’s incredibly clumsy and stupid writing system. China is the only country in the world (as far as I know) that does not use an alphabet in its writing. Instead of having to learn an alphabet of some two dozen symbols, the Chinese have to learn thousands of symbols to write their language.
> Google doesn’t have as much insight into my personal life as Facebook has.
This is debatable. Off the top of my head, Google has my search history, gmail (my facebook alerts get piped here as well), gtalk, google reader, calendar... and the list goes on.
There are so many things they changed for the 2 different test scenarios that I don't think that we can get anything out of the test except B is better than A.
This experiment doesn't really tell me much except that maybe it helps conversions if people learn about my product more rather than just asking them to sign up right off the bat. And that is a BIG maybe.
If they ran an experiment which all they do is to change the text from 'Get instant access' to 'Watch a video' and the results are significantly different, then we probably would be able to draw more from the findings.
ReferralCandy helps ecommerce stores increase sales by getting shoppers to refer their friends. Our SaaS app accelerates word-of-mouth referrals for online stores around the world.
We are currently hiring for the following positions: - Backend engineer (ideally Ruby developer - https://angel.co/referralcandy/jobs/83839-mid-senior-fullsta...) - Frontend engineer (Javascript/React - https://angel.co/referralcandy/jobs/84624-mid-level-frontend...)
Generally, we have a phone/in-person interview with a co-founder, followed by a technical screener exercise, and a onsite to meet the team (half a day to one day).
If you’re interested, drop us a line at zachc+hn at referralcandy dot com