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What do you think of our landing page/s?

Hey there! πŸ‘‹ I'm Shane, the co-founder of Reviewr!

After years of performing UX audits (Heuristic evaluations, UX reviews, expert reviews, etc etc πŸ™„ ) for clients, we decided to create an app to do them quicker.

And we call that app Reviewr, it helps us audit websites and apps in a fraction of the time. And the best thing is...

It generates beautiful reports - that can be branded - for sharing with clients. 😎

Soon you'll be able to audit websites and apps in no time, saving you hours if not days of work - and a shit load of πŸ’°πŸ’°πŸ’°

Head over to getreviewr.com to sign up for early access.

So that is the sales pitch over for me. You might notice two different landing pages - we've set up a 50/50 split to see which one performs better and one is the older version without the updated branding etc.

And if you'd like to give us feedback etc, please don't hesitate to reply to this thread!

Lastly, any tips/feedback/suggestions would be much appreciated ✌️

on July 25, 2020
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    Feedback: love it! Thinking I'd be just reviewing your landing page, I ended up signing on the dotted line, can't wait for your service to go live.

    One minor point. For me, I always want to know right away how much something costs. I noticed that there's no "Pricing" page. So as I scrolled to the FAQ, I saw first "How much does a UX audit cost?" then "Will the app be free or do I have to pay?". If it were me, I'd put the "Will the app be free or do I have to pay?" on the very top line of the FAQ.

    cheers

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      Had the same question: is this free? Also a question I had: are you going to sell me services off the back of this? (Fine if you are but I’d like to know in advance.)

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        This is great. Thanks for the help @iammarcthomas

        What do you mean by selling services of it?

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          A lot of people use tools like this as a way to find clients for their agency or consulting work.

          It’s a totally legitimate thing to do but it’ll go down better when you say that up front.

          Of course, that only applies if it’s part of your plan for the product.

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            Gotcha. No, that is definitely not part of the plan. I’ve worked in agencies and freelancing before and it is a lot of tough work for the amount of hours and energy you need to put in. So I’m staying away from that.

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      @antarctican this has made my day! πŸ™Œ

      And thank you for the feedback, yeah we're figuring out our pricing at the moment but we do plan on making it fair for our users and attractive to them tooπŸ˜ƒ

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    I made a video here for you

    Text-explanation
    H2: You are a bit repetitive
    Testimonials: Opportunity to show data from companies, since they're quite unknown..
    Section 1: Tell me more about the problem you're solving for us UX researchers/marketers
    Cards: Unexpected - wasted opportunity to give me more insight about how your product works

    Section 2 H2: IMHO do away with the wishy washy text, feels lack you're going to be losing me here

    Benefits: it's all about using the right text to explain how your features are going to turn your features into benefits into problem solvers! like a combo!!
    What's your USP?

    Coming soon? When is it coming? Why don't you give me a freebie n exchange for a signup?

    How much does it cost?

    Big FAQ - the reason use FAQ is to answer IMPORTANT questions to remove doubt from purchase but you're not selling anything, too much space, shrink it or bin it

    Make your testimonial more trustworthy - where did the person say that quote?

    About the team page missing? Are you a company? Why are you building this? why should I trust you?

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      @orliesaurus thank you so much for the awesome feedback! And for the video, you sir are a legend 🀘

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    Really nice design. It should have a FAQ (few questions) but other than that, it's fine.

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      Thanks for the feedback @azhan ✌️