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What kind of websites does this support?

It depends on what type of product it is. It is easier to get people to the site but converting them is another challenge. The first 100 are typically family, friends, and network. Between 100 and 1000 is real work in my experience. Either way, the product/service's value needs to be very clear, and visible and attractive so that conversion is easy. For that to happen, needs many iterations...

Thanks for sharing.

Well, I am assuming you already spent all the articles on these topics by the "rant", that I empathize with. I have bumped into a quote sometime ago that said "The first rule of initial growth is to never talk about it". The theory was that most people manipulate their way to the first users. Assuming we do not have large (or useful) networks, it seems you have been trying all the right...

Interesting idea. But I could not find any polls on the site or any idea of where to find it. The only action I have is to sign-in to Twitter and give access to the site for it, which is a BIG hurdle for a website that tells me nothing on what/how the polls are captured.

It is certainly an awful time for travel. But things are only going to get better! The key is to ensure that you have a current source of income and only a small portion of that is going into the maintenance and development of this new site. However, you obviously have to test out your site (hoping you already did this) that might tell you whether you need to pivot a little or you can keep...

This is cool. Do you see any problems with bias of one type of reviewers? Also, what does the product reviewer get from this?

This is interesting. Are these AI created faces/voices or have to be real?