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SaaS founders? Does my LP talk to you?

by Rhys Morgan

Hey 👋

Some of you may already know me as Consultily but I recently rebranded to GetRhys as I'm the only one doing the work and after a lot of feedback, it's my prefered domain. I still own Consultily but, I won't be using the domain anytime in the near future.

Anyway, as SaaS founder, I'm curious, does my landing page talk to you?

It's not like I don't generate enough leads through it, I'm actually 1 client off being fully booked but, I'm ALWAYS open to feedback and if I can repay you in any way, do let me know :))

Rhys Morgan's avatarRhys Morgan
on October 2, 2020
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    I don't like the new name. There's no way I'm gonna remember it or spell it correctly, especially in all lowercase: getrhys.

    After looking at the page:

    • getrhys makes sense now, unfortunate name though lol. Anyway, with that "explanation" ("hey, I'm rhys" is enough to make sense), I think remembering could actually be possible and browser autocompletion after "get" helps a lot
    • I stopped reading right before "web analytics breakdown" because I have a low attention span. I haven't read the "w a b" headline before stopping, I just drifted away into thinking about the 9.99 thing on my own pricing page
    • website is pretty good
    • personally, I feel really guilty getting a free consultation only to say "no" in the end, when I already know I won't pay the monthly price. It depends on what you want to do: If you want to actually help people for free then you would have to make it more clear. Something like "don't feel guilty, if the free consultation makes you successful, I have a potential new client in a few months" would help. If you prefer not wasting your time, your current page is probably a good balance between offering it for free but also making clear what your end goal is
    • Incredible testimonial
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