I made a landing page without overthinking for once.
"Dream big, but start small". I dream big, but I fail to start small. Every time I think of an idea, I inflate it to its maximum capacity that it would take a year to build the MVP. This time I did the opposite - I built a landing page within 3 hours.
Here's my landing page, and I'd love your feedback.
Hey Bharadwaj! Nice job changing up your pattern and executing on the landing page!
If I understand your landing page correctly, NATS is an application portal that organizes applicants and tracks their progress through the hiring process. What are the competitors to your service? What differentiates your service from your competitors?
Nice, that's exactly what it does.
Competition vs me: [Pros]
Charges on a per-job posting basis for ATS - You can start out completely free, and have unlimited job postings for just $9 a month.
Does not integrate with notion natively - Mine does.
Competition vs me: [Cons]
Ah, I see. Have you worked previously in HR? How did you decide to enter this market?
Previously worked at a company that provided recruiting solutions
Nice, sounds like you've got a great background for this. Have you been able to turn any of your contacts from your previous job into users?
Nope, nor do I intend to. They were huge enterprise clients who demanded features which took 3 months to ship, which other clients didn't like. Then the churn start to shoot up. That's why I'm trying to build a SAAS product that's affordable.
That makes sense. Good luck going forward! Keep us posted!