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this is the worst landing page i have ever seen for a SaaS product

by werds 5y ago

bennyp101 5y ago
Why? It says exactly what it does? It hosts email. That is it. I think it's quite refreshing to not have parallax scrolling, and the same tired looking icons and vector graphics. Everything I need to know is pretty much there on the front page.
- werds 5y ago
  - there is far too much detailed copy above the fold - the copy around the call to action is too vague - there is no example of "what you have now without migadu" versus "with migadu" in summary it makes it very hard to quickly identify the problem it solves and illustrate how migadu fixes it. take a look at this article: https://blog.roastmylandingpage.com/landing-page-roasts/ https://blog.roastmylandingpage.com/landing-page-roasts/
  - watermelon0 5y ago
    IMO it's one of the better landing pages. It tells you exactly what they offer (email hosting with unlimited domains), and what features they support. Pricing is straightforward (with no nonsense discounts for the first N months) and one click away. Linked article is just an opinion of some person, and I have to say I quite disagree with it: - If I'm looking for a email hosting, I definitely know what the pain is, and I assume they will fix it by providing hosting for my emails. - Testimonials & awards are bullshit. They don't help me determine if I want to use the service or not.
    - werds 5y ago
      Yes the linked article is the opinion of one person. One person with a proven track record of maximising the conversions from landing page visits.
  - bennyp101 5y ago
    I disagree :) "in summary it makes it very hard to quickly identify the problem it solves and illustrate how migadu fixes it." I want to host my email, they host email .... there isn't much more to it :) They don't really advertise, and it is word of mouth it seems - if you have got there, then there is a pretty good chance you know what you want, and can spend a few mins to read through and see if it fits. I really dislike this "distil everything down because people can't spend a few minutes reading" trend, everyone seem far more interested in marketing fluff and speak, and not just taking the time to understand what they want

this is the worst landing page i have ever seen for a SaaS product

by werds 5y ago

this is the worst landing page i have ever seen for a SaaS product

Why? It says exactly what it does? It hosts email. That is it. I think it's quite refreshing to not have parallax scrolling, and the same tired looking icons and vector graphics. Everything I need to know is pretty much there on the front page.

werds 5y ago
- there is far too much detailed copy above the fold - the copy around the call to action is too vague - there is no example of "what you have now without migadu" versus "with migadu" in summary it makes it very hard to quickly identify the problem it solves and illustrate how migadu fixes it. take a look at this article: https://blog.roastmylandingpage.com/landing-page-roasts/ https://blog.roastmylandingpage.com/landing-page-roasts/
- watermelon0 5y ago
  IMO it's one of the better landing pages. It tells you exactly what they offer (email hosting with unlimited domains), and what features they support. Pricing is straightforward (with no nonsense discounts for the first N months) and one click away. Linked article is just an opinion of some person, and I have to say I quite disagree with it: - If I'm looking for a email hosting, I definitely know what the pain is, and I assume they will fix it by providing hosting for my emails. - Testimonials & awards are bullshit. They don't help me determine if I want to use the service or not.
  - werds 5y ago
    Yes the linked article is the opinion of one person. One person with a proven track record of maximising the conversions from landing page visits.
- bennyp101 5y ago
  I disagree :) "in summary it makes it very hard to quickly identify the problem it solves and illustrate how migadu fixes it." I want to host my email, they host email .... there isn't much more to it :) They don't really advertise, and it is word of mouth it seems - if you have got there, then there is a pretty good chance you know what you want, and can spend a few mins to read through and see if it fits. I really dislike this "distil everything down because people can't spend a few minutes reading" trend, everyone seem far more interested in marketing fluff and speak, and not just taking the time to understand what they want