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HN: Review My Lead Magnet App
- madetech 10y agoI don't think you provide enough information on the landing page to convince users to signup.
- wollercoaster 10y agook, thanks for the feedback madetech!
- brudgers 10y agoI read "Lead" as the element Pb...a metal in the context of "magnet" because I've never really thought about those free ebooks as "lead magnets" since I'm not tuned in to marketing jargon despite having a bit of exposure to the literature of growth hacking over the years. Which brings me to my point that the market for your product includes segments, e.g. content creators, who don't tie the term "lead magnet" to the concept. Those people need a bit of education about your project because the value proposition isn't entirely clear until the term is tied to the concept. Helping an author put on the marketing hat is necessary before making it easy to take their marketing hat off and get back to writing has value. Good luck.
- wollercoaster 10y agoHey brudgers, thanks, your feedback is very insightful. I would like to make sure my work is valuable and helpful to authors. Are you an author? What are your frustrations in your field of work? Thank you! :)
- brudgers 10y agoI'm not an author in any sense that would cause me to use the service. It's just a role I find easy to imagine due to my daydreams. Ironically, in my profession many of my frustrations relate to people expecting free. I deal with them via hourly billing and retainers in my contracts.
- wollercoaster 10y agoOh, just realised you are a guru coder :). Well, it's good to daydream at times. Yah, totally understand people expecting free can be a pain. Some people don't value our work. Will you stick with hourly billing? I'm trying to productize my services, think it's not impossible just that it's like starting over.