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I love the idea. I've considered this idea many times. In terms of execution: the formfields should be on top of the page. Put the "your email" field at the bo
by petervandijck 16y ago
I love the idea. I've considered this idea many times.
In terms of execution: the formfields should be on top of the page. Put the "your email" field at the bottom. You want people to start thinking about what to enter in those fields. You need to put less text on the homepage, or lay it out better visually so it doesn't feel so much as a wall of text.
For SEO: you could start publishing recommendations/tips (after they were paid for) on aggregated pages too, to get people to link to those, and to show what your value is before people actually use you.
- perokreco 16y agoThanks, I put so much text to try to explain the idea and credentials as to not seem like one of "You give me money and I give you this awesome secret to saving and becoming a millionaire in a year" but I agree it is a bit too much.
- petervandijck 16y agoThis pretty much sums it up: "Tell us where you want to go and experienced travelers will provide you with info you cannot find on search websites." You can probably rewrite a lot of that homepage, make it shorter and convert better. I like the "Got an awesome deal? we'll find you a better one for $10" approach. ie: encourage people to find the best deal they can find on expedia etc, then get them a better deal. One way of doing it would be to take that approach and build your homepage around that (instead of just making it a sentence in between other sentences). I would imagine that would convert very well.
- petervandijck 16y agoAlso, you need an example of a question and answer on that homepage. I want to see what I'd get.