A suggestion to consider to improve Peer Reviews turnaround time.
It might a be good idea that could possibly solve the peer review issue by paying people to survey the peer reviews, you may have many people wanting to sign up for this. Years ago it took only a few minutes to receive an answer on peer reviews but now it takes around two weeks time frame. In part due to insufficient numbers of people who are doing them.
Some businesses pay contractors to take surveys anywhere from $10. to $90... Paying people to do peer reviews could incorporate a huge following of people wanting to earn money doing peer reviews which would add minimal cost to IMVU and enhance turnaround times for IMVU Creators who spend so much $$ and time on IMVU and also for sustainability for years to come, as people will want to pay more and spend more to create with better customer service. Please consider passing this suggestion to the Board or OICs. Thank you.
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JeryRoseposted
2 months ago
Products are taking too long to be approved, and sales are being affected, especially seasonal sales. It is important to improve the rewards to motivate more users to participate in Peer Review. If Imvu don't want to pay real money for the Peer Review, at least giving them more promo credits. The current earning of 5 credits per product with a maximum of 500 credits per day is equivalent to 100 product reviews, which can require a lot of time and effort. Peer Review participants could also be rewarded with an exclusive virtual gift for every 300 items reviewed. Imvu has to find the way to improve this situation because is too much time waiting for the products to be approved. And the anual vip memberships are getting expensive each year.
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Ataxyposted
4 months ago
Also the new Peer Review policy is straight cheeks. The review queue takes even longer. :/
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DocSteveDMposted
4 months ago
i think it's mainly declining because imvu has changed drastically. their customer service has become terrible to almost AI responses, creators and users are being disabled for no reason. imvu has become money hungry, constantly promoting their nfts and have drastically decreased how easy it is to earn credits. you practically can't play imvu without buying credits because offers and surveys don't give you hardly anything. you can't even submit feedback to them because they don't care. i could go on and on about why it's declining, but what i can say is: imvu only cares about money, and the only way that the platform can even remotely come back is if they listen to their customers and their feedback, because a lot of us are frustrated and giving them good feedback but it falls on deaf ears. :// And one last thing its time for a new CEO because its obvious this one has caused a mass exodus.
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DocSteveDMposted
4 months ago
Issue is the lost many users due to the changes they made and if you make a mistake in peer you get banned from peer reviewing sucks
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Ataxyposted
4 months ago
I wish they would listen. However, people consistently pour money into this platform. And there's only one incentive that moves a corporate entity.
A suggestion to consider to improve Peer Reviews turnaround time.
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JeryRose posted 2 months ago
Products are taking too long to be approved, and sales are being affected, especially seasonal sales. It is important to improve the rewards to motivate more users to participate in Peer Review. If Imvu don't want to pay real money for the Peer Review, at least giving them more promo credits. The current earning of 5 credits per product with a maximum of 500 credits per day is equivalent to 100 product reviews, which can require a lot of time and effort. Peer Review participants could also be rewarded with an exclusive virtual gift for every 300 items reviewed. Imvu has to find the way to improve this situation because is too much time waiting for the products to be approved. And the anual vip memberships are getting expensive each year.
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Ataxy posted 4 months ago
Also the new Peer Review policy is straight cheeks. The review queue takes even longer. :/
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DocSteveDM posted 4 months ago
i think it's mainly declining because imvu has changed drastically. their customer service has become terrible to almost AI responses, creators and users are being disabled for no reason. imvu has become money hungry, constantly promoting their nfts and have drastically decreased how easy it is to earn credits. you practically can't play imvu without buying credits because offers and surveys don't give you hardly anything. you can't even submit feedback to them because they don't care. i could go on and on about why it's declining, but what i can say is: imvu only cares about money, and the only way that the platform can even remotely come back is if they listen to their customers and their feedback, because a lot of us are frustrated and giving them good feedback but it falls on deaf ears. :// And one last thing its time for a new CEO because its obvious this one has caused a mass exodus.
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DocSteveDM posted 4 months ago
Issue is the lost many users due to the changes they made and if you make a mistake in peer you get banned from peer reviewing sucks
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Ataxy posted 4 months ago
I wish they would listen. However, people consistently pour money into this platform. And there's only one incentive that moves a corporate entity.
This is a phenomenal suggestion though.
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