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Need validation - Learning platform | Parzival

Hi everyone,

I'm building an interactive learning platform and I really need someone who can give me some good feedback on its feasibility.

While my final user is not techy, I accept any feedback.

Hit me please at
bernardo.theparzival@gmail.com

Find my first wanna be Landing here (I think I'm not there yet)
https://parzival.unicornplatform.com/home-page/

on December 23, 2019
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    A few observations / suggestions:

    • Your message « Learn digital skills », « for the future of jobs » is too hand wavy, buzzwordy and sounds like a pitch of a large B2B consultancy to some clueless CIO. Be concrete about what your platform teaches.

    • « One seat for one seat » is needlessly altruistic, at a stage where your biggest differentiator is the product. Companies resolved to these strategies in two types of situations:

    1- The venture is fundamentally vision driven, think OLPC Foundation
    2- You’ve saturated the market and there’s no way left for you to differentiate in terms of product/service (think massive corporations like Merck or Bayer etc)

    • You don’t provide SSO integration on a $23/seat/month plan, without a minimum committed amount of seats. In other words, the difference between your regular plan and the enterprise one is too small. You’re too cheap!

    Other than that visually I find the page pleasing and well done (although the classy black and white logo doesn’t mix up so well with the flashy colorful rest of the page imo, but ymmv!)

    Good luck for the rest :D

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    Ok, how do you differentiate yourself? There is a lot of platforms like yours.

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      Hi there Tiltforindie, and thank you very much for replying!
      Differentiation:

      1. content created with industry experts from tech companies (neither incumbent companies or universities)
      2. content delivered through a mobile app, with bite-sized videos and industry exercises and projects
      3. focused on Sales and not Data Science or Programming or Languages
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        1. It is not a big factor, everyone can say it
        2. For users there is no difference
        3. Ok, maybe

        By the way, when you are going to market it- you have to focus on some real values. Why people need this? They dont care about knowledge for knowledge- they care about their career, ability to start some business, to be faster in current tasks etc. not on your 1 &2 points