Couple thoughts. The button could be more actionable. I'm not sure what I'd do with a "Premium" button. I might consider "Go Premium" or even better - don't make it a button but create opportunities for me to discover features that are actually Premium so that I can learn about Premium when I actually need the value it is promising. You could try a "Do more with Tag My Knowledge Premium" button; suggest it's not a big bold design but a more subdued header link. Do more?! Sign me up. How can I do more. The tradeoff with less boldness and more clarity is better informed leads.
That is all before reading the copy.
The headline is ok. It's a bit of a downer since I already don't know what Premium is; the first thing I read is that it's not ready? Then the body text is overly wordy. You could simplify it and make my life easier by writing something like:
Body: We're working hard on even more useful features, like A and B. Drop your email below to be notified when it's ready.
Maybe even a quick GIF from a design prototype so I know what's coming (if you know).
Couple thoughts. The button could be more actionable. I'm not sure what I'd do with a "Premium" button. I might consider "Go Premium" or even better - don't make it a button but create opportunities for me to discover features that are actually Premium so that I can learn about Premium when I actually need the value it is promising. You could try a "Do more with Tag My Knowledge Premium" button; suggest it's not a big bold design but a more subdued header link. Do more?! Sign me up. How can I do more. The tradeoff with less boldness and more clarity is better informed leads.
That is all before reading the copy.
The headline is ok. It's a bit of a downer since I already don't know what Premium is; the first thing I read is that it's not ready? Then the body text is overly wordy. You could simplify it and make my life easier by writing something like:
Body: We're working hard on even more useful features, like A and B. Drop your email below to be notified when it's ready.
Maybe even a quick GIF from a design prototype so I know what's coming (if you know).
Thanks a lot for your suggestions!
I decided to remove the premium page for now, but I introduced the first premium feature within the app itself (it's a pretty cool Twitter bot!).
When you click on it you get a 30 day free trial and afterwards you can decide to upgrade to premium.
Design prototype is a great idea, although I don't have something like that currently. I'll use the Twitter bot once I enable the page again.
To be honest this looks okay to me. If someone wanted to buy your product, this wouldn't be a hard step to take.