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Working through my pivot. Thoughts on my new angle?

Hi guys,

For the past year or so I've been working to build a website auditor, but found there were WAAY to many already available. So I've now decided to make it primarily an educational tool, which is wrapped wrapped with a site auditor so people can learn "hands-on".

We are still at MVP, with much more work ahead (damn day job)!

Essentially, instead of overloading the user with SEO metrics that they may not understand, https://www.pulseproduct.com now identifies what could be improved on the site, explains what the issue is, why it is an issue, and how to fix it. This new educational-approach is where I want to head in the future with this product.

I'm creating it not for SEO experts, but for small site owners, independent bloggers, and small to medium businesses who don't have a digital marketing specialist. Perhaps they have a website administrator, or marketing generalist. With Pulse, they are empowered to look after much of the website optimization themselves.

At the moment we are in beta, and have a 14 day free trial with a discounted monthly subscription (PM me for a free beta link)

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the positioning of this service, my landing pages, and if you decide to do the trial, the service itself.

Thanks,

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      Fair point. My pivot is from making an SEO tool that audits an entire website targeted towards big-budget SEO specialists, to an educational tool, that is wrapped in a site auditor, targeted at newbies to the industry and small businesses.

      I typically delete the Stripe information from people who sign up via Indiehackers...but if anyone wants to skip the Stripe page all together just send me a PM and I'll give you the link. I'm not here to make money of Indiehackers (that's what my Quora Ads are for).

      Feedback on the landing pages is MUCH appreciated.