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Your landing page looks cool and product use-case is clear. My main concern is that predicting sales is very hard, and I need to be convinced of how can the AI
by XCSme 2y ago
Your landing page looks cool and product use-case is clear.
My main concern is that predicting sales is very hard, and I need to be convinced of how can the AI even tell which one would sell better. From what I understand, most of the "sell better" part is simply having a higher quality image, not necessarily with what it's shown in the picture. So, I could show a high quality picture of a shampoo while selling a phone, and the AI will tell me that it will sell better than a low-res photo of the phone.
So, overall, I don't trust AI capabilities enough to decide which photo will do better. I would think a basic A/B test will be more accurate than using AI. Maybe not focus on the "AI" part, as lately people are less likely to buy something that is AI-focused.
- apentecoste 2y agoThanks a lot for the feedback. It actually resonates a lot. I've been playing with a few ideas to increase confidence in the output. My two best ideas right now are: 1. Enable users to connect their sales data (e.g. shopify integration) so that impact can be quantitatively measured. 2. Augment the predictions with more context from the entire product page. e.g. check that there are at least 6-8 pictures, with different styles, different angles, check that the product page layout is easy to read, price and add to cart button should come out... Curious to hear which one you think would most efficiently address your point