TweetAI - roast my landing page

Website is too sparse. First thing I see is a form. I thought you might have linked to the sign up page so I click on your logo to the homepage, and it's the same page.
Following from previous paragraph, you're presenting a big ask for many potential customers by shoving the product use form before you're even convinced them to use your product.
What does it even do? It's pretty intuitive from the name, but it still took me a while to figure out because your website offers no description.
What I would do is showcase the results of TweetAI in a series of images or through a single short video. By showing capabilities, users will be more willing to test it out.

Keep in mind time is money, so even if you're offering the product for free for x amount of text, you're still asking your customers to spend "money" by spending their time and effort testing what they can do with the product, which is why I recommend pictures or a video (don't get rid of the form though).

I see a credit system, but how much is a credit? How many tweets is it worth? You've listed numbers like 30 credits, if I was a potential customer, I might assume one tweet is 1 credit.

And that would be mighty expensive!

Overall, I think this is an interesting use of GPT-3 (please correct me if I'm wrong).

If you're interested, I'm currently developing an AI API similar to GPT-3 (it's also a text generator, but with an open source model hosted on the cloud), and we've also got an image generator AI, so you could incorporate image generation into the tweet.

It'll be much cheaper than GPT-3 as well.

Think it would work great with TweetAI and your other AI apps.

It's still in development, but feel free to join the Discord for updates: https://discord.com/invite/DsJXxcMmkC or follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealetch

Good luck!

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1. Website is too sparse. First thing I see is a form. I thought you might have linked to the sign up page so I click on your logo to the homepage, and it's the same page.
2. Following from previous paragraph, you're presenting a big ask for many potential customers by shoving the product use form before you're even convinced them to use your product.
3. What does it even do? It's pretty intuitive from the name, but it still took me a while to figure out because your website offers no description.
4. What I would do is showcase the results of TweetAI in a series of images or through a single short video. By showing capabilities, users will be more willing to test it out.
Keep in mind time is money, so even if you're offering the product for free for x amount of text, you're still asking your customers to spend "money" by spending their time and effort testing what they can do with the product, which is why I recommend pictures or a video (don't get rid of the form though).
1. I see a credit system, but how much is a credit? How many tweets is it worth? You've listed numbers like 30 credits, if I was a potential customer, I might assume one tweet is 1 credit.
And that would be mighty expensive!

Overall, I think this is an interesting use of GPT-3 (please correct me if I'm wrong).

If you're interested, I'm currently developing an AI API similar to GPT-3 (it's also a text generator, but with an open source model hosted on the cloud), and we've also got an image generator AI, so you could incorporate image generation into the tweet.

It'll be much cheaper than GPT-3 as well.

Think it would work great with TweetAI and your other AI apps.

It's still in development, but feel free to join the Discord for updates: https://discord.com/invite/DsJXxcMmkC or follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealetch

Good luck!
RichardGao

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4 years ago
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I would suggest creating a separate page for your pricing section, as a popover can be difficult for users to access and navigate. Additionally, the design of your pricing cards could be improved to make them more appealing to users and encourage them to purchase a plan.

On the landing page, the inputs don't seem to fit well with the overall color scheme of the website. It might be worth considering updating the colors to create a more cohesive look.

Overall, while there are some issues with the website, it's great that you're seeking out constructive criticism to help improve it. Keep up the good work!

MDrelli

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4 years ago
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