Show HN: measure curiosity of your website users

Re:Show HN: measure curiosity of your website users by michael_dorfman on Wednesday April 06, 2011 @09:34AM (#2415008)

I think this looks absolutely brilliant, and plan on trying it out, as soon as I can figure out how to adapt it to my needs.

You see, I have an e-Commerce site, so it doesn't do me any good to have a printable coupon with a QR code.

What alternatives do you guys suggest in this case?

Also: where do the emails you collect on the coupons go?

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Re:Show HN: measure curiosity of your website users by rokkrulec on Wednesday April 06, 2011 @09:54AM (#2415065)

1. for e-commerce, besides collecting emails for a newsletter, you could put a keyword to a coupon with which visitors can claim discount on your site.

2. you can download e-mails in CSV in your statistics link

tell your e-commerce site URL and I'll see if I can get any ideas

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Re:Show HN: measure curiosity of your website users by michael_dorfman on Wednesday April 06, 2011 @10:08AM (#2415106)

My site is a Norwegian online bookstore. No e-books yet, just paper books-- and we're not currently set up for a keyword (coupon code), but it's something we've been meaning to get implemented. The url is http://www.bokdykk.no, but the text is all in Nynorsk.

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Re:Show HN: measure curiosity of your website users by ytNumbers on Wednesday April 06, 2011 @11:09AM (#2415370)

> you can download e-mails in CSV

I tried doing that in your example demo, and got an error message of: ERR1.

I'm just trying to be helpful here. Your service has a lot of potential. I'm sure you guys will do great!

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Re:Show HN: measure curiosity of your website users by mihar on Wednesday April 06, 2011 @11:18AM (#2415408)

We're looking into it. Thanks for the good wishes.

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