The “co-shopping online” idea is the part I’d be most curious to see tested.
Right now, do you have any early users returning for the community itself, or is most of the observed behavior still around discovering products and deals?
I’m still in the early stages of development, so I don’t have enough user activity yet to identify a clear retention pattern. Most blog posts currently come from my friends and me, while the broader usage is still centered on discovering products and deals. Testing whether co-shopping and community interaction can become a reason for users to return is one of my main priorities.
That makes sense. It’ll be interesting to see whether the community layer becomes a reason people return, or whether discovery remains the main value people come for.
I’m working on Crazy Sajangnim because I love fashion, but I found the online shopping experience fragmented and isolating. Finding a genuinely discounted designer item often requires searching multiple Korean and U.S. r
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The “co-shopping online” idea is the part I’d be most curious to see tested.
Right now, do you have any early users returning for the community itself, or is most of the observed behavior still around discovering products and deals?
I’m still in the early stages of development, so I don’t have enough user activity yet to identify a clear retention pattern. Most blog posts currently come from my friends and me, while the broader usage is still centered on discovering products and deals. Testing whether co-shopping and community interaction can become a reason for users to return is one of my main priorities.
That makes sense. It’ll be interesting to see whether the community layer becomes a reason people return, or whether discovery remains the main value people come for.
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