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"Snip is a hair salon software product.." - hair salon software product is very awkward, and doesn't really make a lot of sense. You also then basically repeat
by CJefferson 14y ago
"Snip is a hair salon software product.." - hair salon software product is very awkward, and doesn't really make a lot of sense. You also then basically repeat it more clearly straight away.
I would shorten to:
Snip is a software product that helps you spend less time on the tedious parts of being a stylist or salon owner. Click below to learn how Snip can make your life easier.
I considered even dropping 'is a software product that' as well, undecided on that.
THIS IS PROBLEM ONE IN MY OPINION: On your 'sign up for a free 30 day trial' page, I am asked to choose between 'basic', 'plus' and 'super'. But I have no idea what any of these are, surely it doesn't matter? I don't know your product well enough, but don't make people make this choice for their free trial, just get them into the system :)
I don't know if you would be better off starting people's trials at the bottom or top level. You could, after people have signed up for a free 30 day trial, then give them a simple one sentence explanation of what these choices are, to help them choose. But, job 1 is to get them signed up with minimal thought!
- cabalamat 14y ago> Snip is a software product that helps you spend less time on the tedious parts of being a stylist or salon owner. Click below to learn how Snip can make your life easier. Or something like "Do you run a hair salon? Do you find appointment scheduling and anther administrative tasks tedious? Snip is for you."
- CJefferson 14y agoYes, that's even better. Get the right people hoped within the first few words.
- tswett 14y agoDo most stylists find appointment scheduling tedious?
- cabalamat 14y agoI've no idea, I'm not one!
- jasonswett 14y agoGood points, and I like your copy better than what I wrote. Thanks!