Roast my landing page for GetKudos

Really like the concept! My thoughts are see if you can add a screenshots (at least one each) for the collect and dashboard bullets and fewer fake testimonial examples.

Only saw it the mobile version but looks great, quickly understood what it was, would be great if you had a screenshot of the actual kudoboard.

Also, maybe instead of XYZ company, just put a fake company name?

Here are my suggestions

1. Hero image is too big, it is taking away all the attention
2. Love the headline copy, addressing the pain point and explaining how get kudos helps. But, You can increase the headline size. It is small.
3. CTA is not standing out.
4. Get your own kudoboard looks a little bit weird due to all the fake photos and name. Either remove it or say that is a demo.

All the best man 🤗

This reminds me of Orkut testimonials in early 2000s :)
We all were in college and craving for testimonials on our profile page!

I'm assuming this is an MVP. For an mvp,
overall, I like it.

You can still make some improvement though.

CTA is not standing out enough. Can make it bigger. (on phone screen)

Use realistic names and feedback text on those sample feedbacks.

Lighthearted not being mean just saying what i am seeing
Oh GetKudos, did you run out of budget before hiring a designer? This page is drier than day-old toast. 😴

That giant stock photo makes me want to snooze more than a sleeping pill. Give me something interesting to look at!

Not gonna lie, those testimonials seem more fake than a $3 bill. "XYZ Company is the best ever!" Riiiiight. 🙄

Also, that is the world's tiniest FAQ section. Four questions? You gotta pump those numbers up!

The color scheme is beige on beige on beige. Who picked these yawnsville hues - an accountant?? 🌫️

And what's with the giant "Join Waitlist" button 3 times on one page? We get it, you're desperate for sign ups. Calm down! 🙏

Look, I admire the minimalism you're going for. But this is just sadness in webpage form. Where's the sizzle? The pizzazz?

Maybe the product is rad, but this marketing makes me think you're as boring as watching paint dry. 💤

Overall, this page is flatter than week-old soda. Inject some personality and excitement into it asap! Then give me a shout. 🥤
Overall this is a site that has a lot of potential and commend your effort

Hi there!

I looked at your landing page and have a few comments:

1. You should use your own product on it. Instead of 9 placeholders repeating "We've tried other SEO agencies in the past, but XYZ SEO Company stands out...", why don't you use real testimonials? If you don't have any yet, fake it until you make it.

2. I found 2 pieces of information missing: the price (or if it's free, I'd like to know), and whether no-code platforms are supported. Most people build landing pages with tools like webflow or unicornplatform, so it's critical to know if there is support for them (or if it's coming soon).

Good luck with the launch!

Hey there, returning the favor and reviewing your landing page:
First, I think the value of this product makes sense. Good job overall.

Some comments:

1. "We provide simple and easy-to-follow instructions to seamlessly embed your kudoboard onto your website." - I think this is key, it's not super clear how to integrate from the homepage. I think it's pretty easy to just add kudos to your website for free (create a bootstrap carousel or similar, upload customer images and link to tweets yourself) so it might be worth showing how much easier this product is vs. just throwing together something quickly using whatever javascript/css framework.

2. I would change the font being used. The one you're currently using seems slightly "unprofessional" - not too bad, but I might suggest something other than Arial. It may be that your font isn't loading?

3. Testimonials don't look like they're filled out completely and "100+ businesses" - which businesses are these? I've been struggling with this too since I'm pre-launch and honestly don't have any social proof so I get it, but it may make sense to remove this wording until you can prove your statement.