4 ms·

If you go to https://fibery.io https://fibery.io you get a different take on this each time: - https://fibery.io/anxiety https://fibery.io/anxiety - https://f

by dflock 6y ago

If you go to https://fibery.io https://fibery.io you get a different take on this each time: - https://fibery.io/anxiety https://fibery.io/anxiety - https://fibery.io/connect https://fibery.io/connect - https://fibery.io/build https://fibery.io/build - https://fibery.io/freedom https://fibery.io/freedom

CharlesW 6y ago
Feedback for the creators: (1) Delete /anxiety ASAP. I suspect this was supposed to be humor, but it doesn't work. (2) Instead of ceding your first impression to chance, talk to people and figure out what messages/benefits resonate most with potential users. Feature those on your home page.
- smoldesu 6y ago
  I thought it was pretty funny, but I suppose humor is subjective like that.
  - threeseed 6y ago
    It is. But I actually thought the entire website was fake and left. And no offence but when I am handing over my money and company data I am not looking for humour.
    - alentodorov 6y ago
      Yet, it does get to HN frontpage almost every quarter...
      - muratsu 6y ago
        In my experience B2B services are more successful when they are more serious. While I find this website funny, it doesn't give me enough arsenal to sell it to my team/manager/company. The best SaaS products have clear value props and resonate with a problem you're currently having. Sure I'll share this with my teammates bc it's funny but we'll hardly take it seriously.
- DemocracyFTW 6y ago
  The other day I complained on reddit about users deleting their own posts. It's really annoying. There was only one response, "You're overthinking it, man". Now it was me who was annoyed. Time to pass this one on, I guess: You're overthinking it man. There.
  - CharlesW 6y ago
    > You're overthinking it man. Ha! Quite possibly, but it was a sincere attempt to help them improve the perception of their product, and I stand by the advice. In any case, I appreciate the feedback!
TeddyDD 6y ago
I love the anxiety version, it's hilarious. Kinda like Phabricator website - https://www.phacility.com/phabricator/ https://www.phacility.com/phabricator/

by dflock 6y ago

CharlesW 6y ago

Feedback for the creators: (1) Delete /anxiety ASAP. I suspect this was supposed to be humor, but it doesn't work. (2) Instead of ceding your first impression to chance, talk to people and figure out what messages/benefits resonate most with potential users. Feature those on your home page.

smoldesu 6y ago
I thought it was pretty funny, but I suppose humor is subjective like that.
- threeseed 6y ago
  It is. But I actually thought the entire website was fake and left. And no offence but when I am handing over my money and company data I am not looking for humour.
  - alentodorov 6y ago
    Yet, it does get to HN frontpage almost every quarter...
    - muratsu 6y ago
      In my experience B2B services are more successful when they are more serious. While I find this website funny, it doesn't give me enough arsenal to sell it to my team/manager/company. The best SaaS products have clear value props and resonate with a problem you're currently having. Sure I'll share this with my teammates bc it's funny but we'll hardly take it seriously.
DemocracyFTW 6y ago
The other day I complained on reddit about users deleting their own posts. It's really annoying. There was only one response, "You're overthinking it, man". Now it was me who was annoyed. Time to pass this one on, I guess: You're overthinking it man. There.
- CharlesW 6y ago
  > You're overthinking it man. Ha! Quite possibly, but it was a sincere attempt to help them improve the perception of their product, and I stand by the advice. In any case, I appreciate the feedback!

TeddyDD 6y ago

I love the anxiety version, it's hilarious. Kinda like Phabricator website - https://www.phacility.com/phabricator/ https://www.phacility.com/phabricator/