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Landing page feedback for License Bridge

https://licensebridge.com/beta/

Dear Indy Hackers,

I need your feedback on my first landing page for my pet project.

  • Do you understand what my project solves?
  • Would you sign up? If not, what is holding you back?

https://licensebridge.com/beta/

#landing-page-feedback

submitted this linkon July 16, 2019
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    Good - easy to digest and understand.
    If there's something I would change it would be your "hero" image. That guy is seen everywhere on stockphoto sites so my initially thoughts is that it can be a little "bootstrap-like".

    I would also change how pricing is shown. Instead of showing an dubious stamp I would stick to 2 rectangle box with highlight header like "Free" and "Beta". See https://www.dashlane.com/plans

    Part I like the most is why am I doing this section - Why? Because new startups lack credibility and there's no better ways to build credibility than honesty.

    Hope that helps!

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      @pirsquare DashLane site is white on my end. You can open it?

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      Thanks, that helps a lot.

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    I like this a lot. Definitely understand what you are offering. I don't use WordPress but if I were a WordPress plugin developer I would definitely be interested in your service.
    And just as a good example of how different people will have different opinions, I like the hero image. :)

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      Thank you for the feedback, it means a lot.

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    Hey Ivan,

    • I believe your product provides a managed subscription solution for Wordpress plugin makers.
    • Wouldn't sign up because I am not in the Wordpress ecosystem, but if I was, I think the site is pretty solid. I got a little confused in the pricing section. Everything else on the page makes it seem like the product is "built", but that section makes it seem like more of an idea.

    Other things to consider –

    What size plugin maker is this targeted at? Is this for someone who expects to sell 10 licenses? 1 million? Will the product be able to grow with them?

    Why is this better than the competition?

    Not a huge fan of the hero image. It makes the site seem a little cheesy. I'm all for a site with personality, but I would make sure that it resonates with your target audience.

    "Clients are just waiting to hand over their money to you for a plugin that’s constantly upgrading." Is this true? As a plugin maker, I would worry that switching to subscription might decrease my sales. How can you reduce that fear?

    Good luck!

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      "Not a huge fan of the hero image. It makes the site seem a little cheesy. I'm all for a site with personality, but I would make sure that it resonates with your target audience."

      Yes I'm all for this - keep the hero image simple.

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      Thank you for the detailed feedback. It really means a lot to me to hear another perspective and see potential fears users can have.

      I will work on copy improvements.