Did you know that latency has a directly measurable impact on your online revenue? 😱💸👋
📚👠📉 Amazon has measured that every 0.1 seconds of extra loading time on their store reduces revenue by 1%.
We have been given ultra low latency
#5G, powerful mobile devices, cloud services are moving closer to edge, yet most of the online services suffer from multiple seconds of loading time. ⏳
🔍📲 📉 Google also measured that adding just a 0.5 seconds of results load time caused 20% of users to drop the service.
Reason for this is that only thing that has not changed in-between the servers and our applications is the REST APIs. How those bits are moved around is still using an approach from the late 90's 🕺
🚿💰📈 Just recently at
#BuildSummit the CEO of Jolie Skin @ryanbbabenzien highlighted that single biggest step change increase in revenue from their online store was from improving user experience of online store load time.
XRTC will change all that, and this is why it is so important. It can do API acceleration on top of the old technology stack and enable the Internet experience as it is supposed to be. 🏎
Check out the demo link below 🔗 ⬇ and reach out to learn how XRTC can improve your user experience up to 30x!
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What is XRTC❓
XRTC is the TCP acceleration technology that allows to improve the user experience of any online services! In technical terms, all apps and services that communicate with servers through standard REST API using HTTPS can be dramatically improved by adopting XRTC.
What does it mean❓
🔄 📉 Bad user experience is when you open any app on your phone, and spend 3 seconds to wait the loading spinner before you can use the app. Be it browsing an online store, watching latest posts in social media or checking the news.
📊📈 Good user experience is when you open the app and it behaves at interactive latency, every interaction and content pops up instantly. Instead of 3 seconds, everything happens in 0.1 seconds. That is 30x faster!
✅ 🎯 XRTC allows to build beautiful media rich services without loading time drawbacks, specially if your users are primarily connected through lossy mobile Wifi/4G/5G radio links.
How can I test it❓
⚙ See a simple XRTC demo here:
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xrtc.org/demo.html