Hi there,
As a developer, I've struggled with several services in AWS. Sometimes I've spent hours into learning how to do something that I wouldn't need to do again in months.
If you feel identified, please let me know the kind of quick tasks that you have struggled with in the past, since I'm creating a service to get an AWS certified expert to help people like us. You can visit my MVP here: https://getjaws.com/
Thanks!
Hey @budobei, great service! I can see this being really useful for startups that don't have people with lots of AWS expertise.
I created a website called SplashPad (https://getsplashpad.com) that helps you write about your product more effectively by suggesting words as you write. I entered your landing page text into SplashPad, and it provided these recommendations:
Where you give your examples (Create and set up S3 bucket), consider adding social proof. You could add, "This service was delivered to 36 people," or "Juan Alvarez ordered this service and gave us 5 stars." It can build further credibility that you can get the job done.
If you can deliver fast, say so. My guess is that people's #1 hesitation about trying your service is that they need results fast. So next to your submission form, consider a statement like "We'll respond within 12 hours, guaranteed." Or elsewhere on your landing page, you could say, "95% of our service is completed within 24 hours." This, of course, can be based on internal data from the jobs that you have performed.
You can find more recommendations like this within SplashPad.
Overall, the language is clear, and the service is compelling. Great job!
Hi @ryanh1, thanks a lot for your feedback! Nice service you've got with SplashPad!
Thank you @budobei