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Roast my side project - sekker io

Hi Everyone,
I'm looking to collect feedback on my side project: https://sekker.io/

Currently, it's live but I'm not getting too much traction unfortunately...

PS:
If anyone is interested in helping out or any partnership let me know (https://twitter.com/stolenng)🤩

Edit:
Decided to launch on Product Hunt to gain some traffic, have been postponing this for a long time so better now than never.

Would love to gain some support:
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/sekker

on February 3, 2024
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    Congrats on the launch; site and branding look nice and clean!

    I think @zalkazemi has already covered this, but my thoughts were the same, primarily

    • How are you different and better than the competition?
      -- What's your USP?
      -- What problem are you solving that they have with their existing solution?
      -- How can you prove or quantify this?
    • Why would they choose you over a more established competitor?
      -- What re-assurance can you provide to de-risk their decision? Testimonials, star ratings etc

    As someone who has used multiple platforms in my career for discovery and product research, even though I'm familiar with the use cases, given the breadth of your product offering, I'm still unsure when and why I would choose it over a known provider.

    I'd recommend the following tweaks and changes.

    Header:

    • H1, something along the line of "The review collecting platform for (target customer) who (problem or use case they're currently experience/solving)

    Make it specific and targeted to a particular use case and customer to differentiate yourself from the larger more established brands.

    Feature section:

    • Agree with the feedback about image size, these need to be much larger, as it is, it's impossible to tell about the quality of the UX you provide (key is customer experience is a place you want to differentiate in)

    Hope this helps!

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    The idea worth to try congrats you built it... And your website looks nice. What tech stack did you use to build it?

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      Thanks, I've used:
      Mongo, Node( nest js), react, mobx, antd.

      Preact for the survey app for better bundle size and performance

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    Looks nice, like the simplicity. Have you considered generating seed questions automatically using AI ?

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    Idea is nice and I like simplicity. Overall, website looks good, but I think that header can be smaller on mobile, so it doesn’t take 30% of screen. You got my upvote on PH. Good luck 😉

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    Hahaha funny, this is exactly what I needed a couple of weeks ago for my previous employer. You're indeed cheaper than any other NPS scoring tool I reviewed (at least 20+ of them).

    There's two tracks I would take:

    1. Short-term:
    • Be active on Twitter/Reddit/IH. Write interesting posts about how these feedback indicators can help other peoeples newly founded IH Saas companies.
    • There's many more short-term marketing channels you can activate, but most depend on budget, time-investment, etc. Happy to share some insights (dm me).
    • A gem is to be active on several App Stores
    1. Long-term:
    • SEO (invest in search terms like 'NPS tool', 'feedback tool', etc.
    • Write blogs, use-cases, case-studies, etc.
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      Hahaha, what a coincidence, If it's possible let me know who is your previous employeer I would gladly talk to him :)

      And yeah, the prices are crazy for some reason....😅

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    Your website images are tiny. For me its a concern for multiple reasons. What if your product is not user friendly, and looks bad for my customers.

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    Too broad and tons of competition. How are you special? Lead with that above the fold

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      Honestly, I think usage is very simple + pricing also I'm focusing on customer experience.

      As you said there is a ton of competition, but i will gladly take a share :)

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        I would say that right away.

        The Simplest and Cheapest Way To Survey Customers

        And then below the fold straight away give a comparison chart to show how you are the simplest and cheapest

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          That's a really good idea, Thanks 🙏

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