Hi, we changed our LP and would appreciate some feedback. The technology is not well known so if anything is unclear please let me know. https://sentienhq.com/
We plan to add more pictures, 3D view, and video of the product but as of now this is what we put together.
Hi Katarina!
Honestly, your product seems pretty incredible. It really does seem like something I'd want to try and even buy.
I do think the landing page can be improved, though, especially the messaging. In particular, in my humble opinion, your headers are far too vague and not convincing in the least. I think your page would be better if you moved the "revolutionary language" from the main text to subheaders and paragraphs, and moved your "problem solving language" to the headers.
When I say "revolutionary language", I mean anything that says something that is meant to be inspirational, create a sense of awe around the product. IMO, that kind of language is not appropriate for indie hackers trying to sell - it might work for Nike, Apple, and the like, but we IndieHackers don't have audiences that will buy our products because we make them sound cool.
Instead, I would focus more on the problems that this product solves. (You already have language like this on your page, but it's mostly de-emphasized).
Imagine you landed on your homepage, never having heard of your product. Which of these phrases would explain to you the product's benefits and make you want to buy?
Revolutionary language:
Problem solving / Pain-killer language:
I would think about re-writing your headlines and organizing your page to explain to the user what problems they're facing (even if they don't realize it yet), and how your product solves those problems. I recommend reading about Amy Hoy's "Pain + Dream + Fix" copywriting method.
Good luck! Keep us up to date on any changes!
Hi!
Thank you so much for your throughout feedback. The copywriting is on our weaker side but your feedback really helps with what to do next. We'll get to work on this. :) Thank you again :)
Hello,
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~Surjith
Thank you for the corrections Surjith! Much appreciated.
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Thank you!