Ads that solve a problem and target the solution vs. ads that are all marketing mojo. Anything that has "best" "award winning" etc. I dont react to, but an ad that addresses a solution directly, often in a humorous "I understand what you need" kinda way I tend to respond to more, this is regardless if it is contextual or not. If a company is creative with this approach I tend to remember the product.
I agree, users should have options to login. I'm giving the option to login with Facebook or Twitter, but users can also register for a completely new account on the site. Hoping that this method creates the least barrier for users that don’t' want additional accounts, but also provides a login option for users that don't have one of these accounts.
This is Lindsey - who wrote the post. I wanted to clarify a couple of things, based on the feedback I’m seeing here. (btw. This was my first blog post :)). I am still in stealth mode (which is a completely different conversation that I’ll be blogging about soon). www.Swayable.com will be a consumer facing free service. With that said, the Turk system will not work for a lot of startups that need niche specific data. I was looking for general consumers that are web/computer savvy and the Turk system fit the bill for what I needed. The most valuable feedback I got was actually from the text responses as opposed to the yes/no response. I will definitely follow up on this post as soon as I am out of stealth mode, and provide more specific data. Thanks for all the great feedback!
