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I check out the website it's okay, my question is, how are you driving traffic the website.

Hey! Just checked it out — congrats on the launch 🚀

To be honest, I had no idea what DNS even was until now 😅 so big points for making it somewhat understandable. That said, I still feel like the landing could go harder on the why. What’s the pain you’re solving? For who? Right now it feels a bit flat — like it explains the tool, but not why I should care.

Some quick feedback:

The copy could connect more emotionally. Maybe talk to the chaos of chasing clients or how annoying DNS changes usually are.

Visually, it needs more hierarchy. Everything kinda blends — would be great to have stronger headlines, clearer structure, and more “skimmable” sections.

Maybe add an example? Like what a client email looks like, or a mini story of how someone used it.

The pricing also feels a bit in the air — no anchoring or comparison.

CTA could be sharper. Something like “Create your first request — no setup needed” or “No more chasing clients. Try it now.”

Feels like a solid tool, just needs a bit more punch in how it’s communicated. Hope this helps! ✌️

Honest feedback, without sugar coating:

1. Image in hero section is good, but abstracting out unnecessary information will further improve it and won't divide attention.
2. CTA can be improved in wordings — Get Access for Free. First month is free is a good addition though. (better to A/B test it).
3. You could agitate more on the problem like - automatically generate suggestion to merge dmarc records, etc.
4. Trust factors are missing - if you have any existing client or testimonials better to add them.
5. Consider optimizing your meta title and description, and use a better og image, if you want to rank on google, you would want to look good in search results current will result in ...

Overall look and feel is calm, convincing, and making a trust factor itself. I never knew Asking DNS Changes could be a pain point to solve, great job in identifying it. But I doubt individual freelancers would buy it; agencies are good ICP; enterprises like hosting providers are even better.