Hey fellow IndieHackers,
We've hit some pretty cool milestones over the past few months, and just signed our second enterprise customer.
I started Cloutly as a solo founder at the very end of 2019, working with an overseas dev team to solve a problem I had personally - getting reviews anywhere, without paying for all the extra stuff.
We launched v1 about a year ago. You know that quote about knowing if you've launched too late by how embarrassing your product is? Yeah. It's true (but it makes for some fun stories).
We've changed a LOT since then. I now have a co-founder who handles the majority of the engineering (while I focus on sales, marketing, support etc).
One of my earliest grievances and regrets was having built our initial marketing site alongside our web app on React. Yuck. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Client-side rendering meant Google couldn't crawl it properly (without using Prerender, which I found later), and to change anything (God forbid a design element), I'd have to pull my hair out in VScode or wait for my co-founder to do it. Horrible. Don't recommend.
Recently made the move to Webflow, and it's night and day. That's why I'm looking for your feedback on our new landing page.
Without giving you too much context, here's what I'd love to know:
When you work on your own stuff long enough, it's easy to overlook things. I'd love to lean on your expertise and better understand what a fresh user's experience might look like.
Link here → https://cloutly.com
Thanks so much!
Is it clear what we do?
Yes
Is it compelling? (do you see the value - why/why not?)
I see the value, more reviews are never bad - what if people leave shit reviews tho? like 2 words reviews
What would you change/add/improve?
It wasn't clear which channels of communication you supported by scrolling the page without clicking anything - however https://cloutly.com/review-campaigns this page explained it quite well, but I had to click.
Thanks for your feedback! Appreciate it :)