Growth Call - 2019.07.18 at 20:15 CET

[m52go]

Call details

• Date: Thursday July 18 2019
• Time: 11:15a–12:15p Pacific / 8:15p–9:15p Central European
• Place: Zoom (details below)

If you want to help Bisq grow, then this is the meeting to attend!

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Agenda

• market update
• upcoming account signing feature
• latest release
• translating bisq into japanese?
• outcome of last voting cycle

Would you like to discuss another topic? Feel free to add suggestions below.

Call details

Zoom link:
https://zoom.us/j/322825254

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[ripcurlx]

• Maybe talk quickly about the account signing feature, to clearify some points.
• Platform volume looks great again
• Latest release
• As it came up in a call with @y3v63n: What about translating Bisq into Japanese?
• Outcome of last voting cycle

[OstrichEgg]

@ripcurlx - Regarding Japanese translation--

I've gathered some nationality metrics on receptivity towards Bisq based on 2 paid Twiitter ad campaigns and 2 paid Facebook ad campaigns I've run.

Long story short-- it costs almost 3 times as many advertising dollar to get a click from a Japanese national as compared to, for instance, Chinese nationals and Italian nationals.

My metrics indicate that Italy and China are the most eager to use Bisq, and increasing accessibility for those demographics would likely payoff the fastest.

[m52go]

@OstrichEgg very interesting...would love to hear more!

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[ripcurlx]

@OstrichEgg Yes, I can imagine that ad-campaigns in this market for the crypto field is quite pricy. The question is of course if the clicks/installs for China have the same value as japanese users. What I find interesting is that it worked so well for Italy.