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Feedback on landing page for a browser that keeps people focused.

https://focusbrowser.launchaco.com/

Is my copy and value proposition clear? What could I improve?

I'm trying to target 'Internet Addiction' + 'Site block' as keywords. I'm planning on driving some traffic with Adwords. If you have any recommendations for doing this please let me know!

https://focusbrowser.launchaco.com/

submitted this linkon September 2, 2019
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    Can you describe your target audience in details at this point? If not, you might want to rethink about that. That could resolve a lot of unanswered questions regarding your page and how appealing it is, and also in terms of conversions, and not traffic solely. Try optimization running multiple A/B testings (twik.io could help you with that) to see how you can make the page perfected

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    The copy and value proposition is explained very well.

    The landing page could be better, it's pretty plain, but it gets the job done. I recommend you improve this image https://cdn.launchaco.com/images/2e233d4b-f8a6-494f-b1cb-e6629dbad450.png on the laptop screen.

    I would advise against paying Adwords to drive traffic. Use sites like IndieHackers, Reddit, etc to drive traffic and get users.

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      Have you had good success with Reddit? I think my target audience is probably not the IndieHackers crowd. With Reddit my concern is that there's no intent there. What are you thinking is the problem with using Adwords?

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        No, I have not, but that's not to say you won't have good success with Reddit.

        There's no problem with Adwords, it's just I feel as though you should keep spending at a minimum while validating the idea, and using sites like IndieHackers and Reddit can enable you to do that.

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          True. I've tried Reddit on a few projects. My results have been hit and miss... I often get a lot of upvotes and a couple of people sign up but that's it... it's a lot of effort for a little payback. Maybe I haven't figured out the trick yet.

          Re using Adwords: I'm with you that using Adwords is expensive... I'd need a business with really high margins to actually use it as an acquisition channel... but it's pretty useful for testing. You can spend a few dollars and quickly see how your site would preform if you put time into ranking in organic results.

          Anyway, thanks for your thoughts + hope I can return the favor some time.