1000 signups!
by Xavier CoiffardIt's been 2 months since we launched the beta of Logology.
During this period, we tried to gather as much feedback as possible to learn fast and iterate on the product. And that worked! This weekend we reached the 1000 signups milestone!
We changed a LOT of things to get there:
- The header text of the homepage was hard to understand, so we changed the pitch to be more straight to the point
- The pricing was too high, so we cut it by 50%
- The logo package was too restrictive, so we now give all the source files
- The logo proposals page was also not that good, we launched a new version a few days ago
- We added tons of new colors, tweaked the checkout page, added testimonials, etc…
Of course, we're still learning, trying to create the most thoughtful logo maker ever!
Feel free to check it out and let me know how we can improve even more → https://www.logology.co
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That landing page is very cool
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Thanks, we're actually a/b testing right now, you probably saw the new version :) Will make an article about our findings soon!
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Nice work! Where did you generate the traffic from? Any recommendations where to post and drive traffic?
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Main sources of traffic since we started:
- indiehackers (@xavier is posting quite often)
- reddit (r/startup was our biggest success, we got number #1 all time https://www.reddit.com/r/startup/comments/gr4e0t/after_more_than_a_year_of_design_coding_we/ )
We also had a bit of social (twitter mentions by other community members).
My takeaway is that if you have the ability to really engage with a community, wether it's reddit or indie hacker, it does pay off over time. I would suggest looking at subreddits where your target audience is hanging out and start introducing your product.
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following
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Good news Xavier! Happy to talk IRL in Lille about your indie journey with you.
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I'm not in Lille anymore, but my 2 co-founders are still there!
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