I need a roast
Katt Risen
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My product www.sprints.so has been getting new users but mainly thanks to Twitter in stead of through the landing page.
How can I make the landing page better / more clear / more convincing / ...
Honest feedback appreciated.
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Carl Brook@carl_brook
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@carl_brook Mayo? :)
This is a cool idea, Katt!
Just a quick look through, for me I was confused because when I saw the price I wasn't really sure what I would be getting out of it.
At first it looked like just a community of people keeping each other accountable. But then when I saw $20/mo I was like hmm is there coaching involved too?
I'm still not 100% certain, if there is dedicated coaching than I think that could be useful to mention because that'd help me understand the pricing
@entreeden Super useful Eden, will try to make it more clear.
@sebastien_chaine beat me to it. I would at least graphically express the "We know it's hard" section and break apart the different elements. That sounds more like the statement of the problem.
Also, have a look at your scroll depth. If it is too shallow, that could indicate you have too much text and that your above-the-fold content isn't too convincing.
And the thing that stood out to me the most, was the lack of a logo or name at least.
I would test a few designs to narrow it down, but please spruce it up 😅
Good luck with sales 🤞
@adrian_taropa Thanks Adrian, I tried to focus on the copy in stead of 'wasting' time on design but that was clearly not a good idea :)