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Feedback as a Service

Landing page always look for feedback, right?

How would you design this into a product?

My thought process:

  • Would you provide the feedback yourself? (even though you might not be an expert? also not so scaleable)
  • Would you build a complex marketplace? (Sounds like an over-kill).
  • Other option?
on February 5, 2020
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    I haven't done much research on the competitive landscape, but I know people are constantly going to channels like here, FB, reddit, twitter, etc. to ask for feedback. People don't actually have to stop doing that at the start. What you could instead improve is:

    • If you can quantify this typical qualitative feedback, i could see this being the differentiator. Instead of people checking out the site, then going back to the channel to type out their thoughts, if they could just answer a few questions, click / highlight things on the page they like / don't like right on the page. It would make it easier on both the person giving and receiving feedback.
    • You could do this potentially by mimicking qualitative user testing through screen sharing / mouse tracking. So you can see what people are clicking on, where they have issues, etc. And specific questions can pop up
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    I did something similar (feedback as a service) 1 year ago, a feedback as a service: https://roastme.xyz

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      How is it going so far? would be interesting to hear.

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        Well, I don't have enough time to growth it, I got some revenue from premium feedback userse. With more traffic / marketing it could be a nice product, but there are lot of competition in this niche. Nowadays I'm trying to sell it, as I said, I don't have time to focus on this project. If you have any specific question, let me now!

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    This comment was deleted 3 years ago

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      @heylorenzut
      Interesting idea, but won't I be competing with Fiverr's 5$ gigs?