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Make it a user testimonial. Then explain the benefit: almost always time, money, or risk-reduction, but it could be something like "Build things you could only
by ljw1001 7y ago
Make it a user testimonial.
Then explain the benefit: almost always time, money, or risk-reduction, but it could be something like "Build things you could only imagine before...". If the testimonial does this, you can skip this one.
Then explain what it does and how. Not necessarily on the first page.
If you can't tell me why I need it, maybe I don't need it. Ideally, you have some class of customer who will recognize the benefit when they see it because they're dying for it. It's usually better to talk to those people than to the great mass of app developers.
- sebscholl 7y agoHey ljw - I get it, but don't you feel like user testimonials are better as a section of a landing page rather than the header? We're had some people pretty stoked on twitter lately, but it feels awkward throwing their testimonials front and center. Have you seen or tried this?