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Did everything by the books yet my web traffic is so low. What gives?
- neverfold 14y agoWas able to lock in "NeverFold" on all social media level (ie: facebook.com/neverfold, twitter.com/neverfold, pinterest.com/neverfold, vimeo.com/neverfold, you name it). Hired a PR agency. Designed a nice-looking website (or so I think -- any feedback welcome). Got a nice video pitch produced. Conversion rate from reviewing the rewards to actually ordering is about 8% (is that good?) Am trying to leverage all social media activities. Is there anything I am missing? Is there someone who is (or was) in the same shoes as I am? What worked? What didn't work? Any inputs appreciated.
- NicoJuicy 14y agoI'm no expert. You're site is beautifull, but these things come to mind: - i want to click on the bar (above Reserve Now) - even before i actually noticed it's a timeline (yeah, i thought to see pricing there), it doesn't do anything - reserve now should be pre-order now (it's the most used slang i suppose) - It's not entirely obvious what's good about it, until your visitor watches the entire video.. The pics don't make it obvious to. So, you could make a short video and a long one, but play the short video first or you could add some pics where people see how they "cross" the clothing and pick one out. - Pricing isn't obvious untill you click through on "Reserve now" (remember: people don't click much :-) ) Hope it helps something, i suppose you are more helpfull with the negative comments then with the positives one. None the less, i really hope it works out for you! Edit: the short video could be the 5-year old.. What if you put that video in the front? Some other idea's to promote: - Send it as a gift (for people who have their clothes laying arround, eg. gift to your husband) - Check out specialized forums: http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/laundry/ http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/laundry/ to promote it.
- neverfold 14y agoMany, many thanks for taking the time to give your thoughts, NicoJuicy! Would it help if the first thing on the website said something like this: "Solve your folding laundry dilemma with NeverFold" instead of "Say goodbye to folding"? What sort of pictures would help make it obvious. Is there any certain frame in the video that would "speak thousands word" on what it is about? Just to give me an idea what stood out for you and I'd be able to leverage on that particular picture. I'll definitely change from "Reserve Now" to "Pre-order Now" and see how it works out. Would you like to see prices somewhere on the front page? Love the "Send it as a gift" idea. Will definitely add that. Thanks so much NicoJuicy. Hope to hear some more negative comments as they're most helpful! :)
- NicoJuicy 14y agoNo problem. Say goodbye to folding is good enough, it's short and good. (shorter is better, simpler words are better to). I didn't mind the texts, but you specified to much on what it solves, without letting the visitor know how you "do it", that's why i proposed to change the pics or to change the video. Now you see three pics, i'd suppose it would be better to do this (just an idea) First pic: stick with clothing on it Second pic: both sticks with clothing on it (in the middle of the process of hanging the clothes over) Third pic, someone taking out the clothing they need. As i mentioned, it's just an idea. On the "Send it as a gift", make it personal. As i see women buying this for their husband (because they throw their clothing on the chair) or moms for their sons. Example: son going out in his suit (drunk ;-) ), gets home and the suit is halve on the chair, halve on the ground. That's an example to get the mom frustrated. I think definatly some moms would buy this for that reason alone :-) ). I think prices on the frontpage are a must, but something like the text. Neverfold, get yours starting from 29 $ (just to give people an idea of the cost) could be sufficient. Don't get to much hopes for "send it as a gift" just yet, i don't know if that works. But there seems to be some reason for it, wives giving it to their husband because their frustrated or moms to their sons. It just seems logical. Also, i think giving it as a gift should be something you add when you already launched. Just remember, i'm no pro. Just wanting to help :)