Hey Indie Hackers, it has been more than a month since I've launched WPNoise and I've received a lot of visitors and hundreds of page views from IH, PH, Hacker News, and WebHostingTalk; however, nobody took a plan or interacted with the chat.
I think my landing pages were not conversion-oriented but I still find that a little weird. So I've made a couple of changes and I want to have some feedback. I would be glad if you told me what you think is lacking, and what would stop you from taking a plan if you were interested.
Go to https://wpnoise.com and tell me your thoughts!
#landing-page-feedback
Hi Mehdi,
Your pages are too cluttered.
Hi Mehdi,
I think it could be a few things:
Lack of social proof. You don't have any stats on how many customers you have, how many years you are in business, or what other customers are saying.
12 features are listed on the home page but which one is your Unique Selling Proposition? Read up about USP. You need to highlight the main reason why you're different, where your product is "the best", "the most..."
Lack of specifics, "Awesome Managed WordPress Hosting" = how awesome? "Our offer is unique!" = what's so unique?
Perhaps the direct comparison with other established hosters would help too
Hope it helps!
Thanks for the insights, Mark. I am going to tackle these one by one :D
Also you scored 40/100 on mobile for speed https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwpnoise.com%2F&tab=mobile
You might want to fix that if speed is what you're selling
I am using an outdated theme that's why. I didn't find better than this for that purpose and it can only run under Php 7.0 that's why the website is a little bit slow. We do offer speed optimization but give no guarantee for a fast website as there are a lot of parameters that are outside our control (how much resources are being used etc..).
Pricing section looks like three tiers of your product, not comparison against competitor. It should be clear that its comparison of your pricing against other product.