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My first landing page

Hi, I've been working on my chrome extension on a side for about year and a half. Now I've created my first landing page for it: https://productpanel.io/
What do you think?

on March 4, 2024
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    Hi there,

    A nice LP you've got there.

    A few copy improvements will help strengthen your sales pitch to your target audience.

    Here are a few suggestions:

    Option 1: Emphasise Speed and Data

    Revised Text: Instant Amazon Analysis: Get sales history, competitor lists, and profit margins in seconds.
    Rationale: This punches up the speed factor even further and puts a focus on actionable data.

    Option 2: Highlight Decision-Making Power

    Revised Text: Smarter Amazon Decisions. Analyse product trends, outsmart competitors, and maximise your profits.
    Rationale: Focuses on the benefit to the seller – making better business decisions.

    Option 3: Direct and Benefit-Oriented

    Revised Text: See how Amazon products perform. Track sales, understand your competition, and boost your profits.
    Rationale: Less flashy, but very clear on the value the tool offers.

    hope this is useful.

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      That's great, thanks!

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        np. happy to help.

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    I have 2 feedbacks -

    1. It wasn't immediately clear to me who this product was for. Maybe can highlight Amazon Sellers.
    2. The Free pricing CTA also says "Start free trial". That confused me whether the free plan is free or not.

    Otherwise, good job on the page 💪

  3. 2

    Looks good, I wonder if you could pivot copy to make it appeal to both Amazon consumers and sellers — if you’re trying to grow a user base.

    It seems like it could be useful for consumers as well, but its current copy wouldn’t lead me to try it since I’m not a store.

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      That's interesting. I've actually thought about making a modified version of the chrome extension for Amazon buyers - showing price history, list of live offers including sellers rating, stock count, delivery price, delivery date, etc.
      But I am not sure if B2C app could be viable. Most of the "SaaS experts" recommend to do B2B model.

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        They might be right, I’m not in the space. My thought was show useful info for consumers > pay to unlock useful info for sellers. Website looks good!

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    The Landing page looks very clean, the visuals are quite engaging too!

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    Good job, this is nice, I will recommend you use the check and cross method for the pricing, i don't know what to properly call it but the main thing is have all the features of the free and premium pricing in a grid and have a checkmark for what's available in the free and a cross mark for what isn't. That'll be cleaner imo

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      Good point, thanks

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    Good Job, first time or not, that's better than most pages posted here

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    Congratulations on the launch! I really like the logo too.

    From a users perspective, i like it, no comments on that. However from a designer's perspective there could be a few improvements like typography, animations and colors. Otherwise, good page. Good luck with the product!

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    Firstly, congrats on the launch 🚀 and it looks good!

    My only comment would be about the list of features. When clicking on one (e.g. Number of offers, or Boybox price), there is a slight transition on the text, but nothing happens. I’m on mobile, so at first thought these were links?

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      There aren't links right now, it's just an animation. Maybe it will be better without it if it is disruptive, I am not sure. Thanks