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Betalist results and feedback.

Betalist results and feedback.
Hi Wednesday my website ( https://coworking.timonito.com/ ) was published on betalist.com
The results are:
February 27 - 16 visitors (68.5% bounce rate)
February 28 - 39 visitors (66.6% bounce rate)
March 1st - 16 visitors (31.2% bounce rate)
I also received 2 mails with video creation services and 2 mails with “subscribe your startup to our website “
Today someone contact me on chat and tell me he cannot sign and test the app.
My questions are:

  • My website has ambiguous information and is not clear enough?
  • Why is not al least 1 demo request or a mail that ask more info?
  • Any idea for better promoting?
    Thanks
on March 2, 2019
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    Is betalist the best place to be targeting for coworking type places? My impression is that coworking spaces/software are better served by promoting in a local type situation. I'm just not convince most local coworking set ups would come across betalist for sources/inspiration around coworking.

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    You should go around the site and fix grammar, it makes it look very unprofessional. The same with the number of cups of the coffee.

    And what's with the subdomain? I feel like each project should be on its own domain.

    If I were to run a co-working space, I would not want to try demo because of these things.

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      Thank you for your feedback.
      I will correct the grammar.
      The product is in sub domain because in the feature I want to release more product and timonito is the brand and Timonito - Coworking is the product in this case.

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    Betalist was better a few years ago, seems like the audience is now on PH.

    1. Yeah wasn't that clear to me when reading.

    2. Can't tell you why... but with that number of visitors likely not your target audience.

    3. Have you reached out to co-workings spaces? I find they are very easy to contact for even a tour. Then you can ask them about what they use and maybe demo to them...

    Says you have 184 users using. Is that co-working spaces or end user members?

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      Hi,
      I have reached out coworking spaces. Now i am running a cold email/calling campaign.
      184 are users, not coworking spaces.

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    Betalist usually brought me over 500-1000 visitors over a few days for multiple startups a few years ago so clearly it's not a good place for you.

    Anyway, looking at your target market, the best approach might be to find contact info of Co-working spaces and contact them directly. I don't see a better way than this. Did you show your app to your local co-working spaces? Did you get any feedback from them?

    Also, remove that "Lines of code", "cups of coffee", etc, nobody cares about that, you don't have to add stuff to landing page just to be there.

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      Yes. Now I show the application to local spaces and also run a cold email.
      That info with lines of code and coffee put it there because I don’t have any information to put.
      My cold email campaign results are 80 email sends, 51% open rate, 1 replay back
      I figure out cold calling perform better. I obtain feedback for everyone I talk with