I don’t think this is a good approach at all. Why is this bad? Because it doesn’t matter WHERE they came from, when they arrive here they expect to learn about Brave BEFORE downloading it…Ģ- The landing page of our referral links if focused about ‘Download Brave to Support X Content Creator’. It is very disappointing to see that when people click one of our referral link, the page they land on includes nothing of the sort. You get easy to read, comprehensive, point by point information about the Platform and its Mission. The different points I quickly notices and will be discussing are related to marketing, psychology, wider adoption and overall understanding of Brave for newcomers.ġ- When people go on, the page is nothing but excellent, in my opinion. I must say… They are clearly not held at the same standards… And this is potentially standing in the way of a wider adoption. I have also compared this to the landing page of … I was interested in ‘What do people see, when they click our referral link?’. I am writing here as it has been a few times I check out the Landing Page of our Referral Links.

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