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Now that you've built in the live editor, there are just a few more steps that I would do. 1: Create a free option. 1 page, include email optin, limited to 2-5
by SHOwnsYou 16y ago
Now that you've built in the live editor, there are just a few more steps that I would do.
1: Create a free option. 1 page, include email optin, limited to 2-500 views/month
2: If you're not hosting these pages and allowing them to be called from your server via js, start doing that
3: Advertise the free option along with the other two. Tons of research has shown that given 3 options, users will tend toward the middle option, even if it paid and there is a free option available
4: Include more info. Build a new page for the "Plans and Pricing" include the "Go Back" link, but also include more info on how it's hosted, how easy it is to use the service, and any other relevant details
- weirdcat 16y agoThanks everyone! Looks like this time I did a bit better. :) To address some issues raised: 1. Hosting is included; the user has to set the domain's CNAME to sites.soonhere.com. The page is also accessible via http://soonhere.com/site/whatever.com http://soonhere.com/site/whatever.com, so it's easy to set up a framed redirect if needed. I'll create a downloadable index.html for this purpose if it's an option people would use. 2. There are some additional data collected with visitors' emails (referrer, search engine keywords, country). You can export it to csv (everything) or plain txt (emails only). I added this info to the plans page; will add more details and polish it later. One question -- did those of you that said it's too expensive thought it was hosted or not hosted?
- rcavezza 16y agoDon't add a free option. My assumption is that most people that sign up will only want 1 coming soon page. Business wise - a freemium model probably won't work very well, but you may want to test this assumption.