What questions do you have when viewing my landing page?
Hi there,
I run a program (nocodify.com), which teaches people how to start a web app business without code - all the way from ideation to execution. We've had a little over 20 users in the life of our program, and are looking to have many more users.
My question to you @IH community, what questions do you have when you view the landing page? Is there any puzzling or confusing text? Thanks in advance!
Raw thoughts/questions I have after reading through landing page:
"I'm paying for 6 modules on a site who's main product is how to build a web app with no code, but only 1 module is about building. The other module content (coming up with a good idea, how to market), there's so much high quality free resources out there for. The one I really care about is how to do it with no code. Is there anything specific in those modules that is different in a no-code app vs a code-app? E.g. does it have me set expectations on what type of app I can build with no code?"
I agree with some comments below and want to elaborate on this:
The main point (I think so) that @Ta@tbotnar is trying to get across is to learn to design and build apps with NO CODE. Okay, the hook is no code. Damn, awesome!
But when I read more about the modules, I feel like this course is teaching me HOW TO LAUNCH a product and how to follow up on its success.
So the question is: What is this course really about?
I think you need a cleaner landing page. Try removing the background. Changing font colors. Reducing text. Put in a kick-ass video - just below the hero title - explaining how you're going to change our lives if we enroll.
Will I actually be able to launch a successful business using no-code technology? Absolutely... are you sure about it?)
The possibility is there - meaning no-code is advanced enough to serve as a means for an MVP and early versions of a business. Many people think no-code is still in it's basic form, which is not true.
Now whether a specific person is successful or not in starting a business, we cannot guarantee. The idea, planning, and execution is what matters here, not the way the app is built (traditional code vs. no code).
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