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Ask HN: Whats the Right Word for This Product? \_(“n”)_/
The Idea {brighterme.org} is to send a weekly digest of the 10 funniest photos on the Internet to our kind subscribers.
The problem is that I don't know the right wording to use in getting people interested.
Anyone skilled in positioning or language pls help!!!!
- creyes123 12y agofunnybones.com funnyweek.com funweek.com weeklygiggles.com weeklychortles.com chortleme.com theweekinlaughs.com
- hienyimba 12y agothanks @creyes123 I was actually thinking of what to say in the body of the copy. Any help with that? The present one doesn't seem to be converting much
- creyes123 12y agoOh. That is a very different question. By the way, the word is spelled happiness. I did not see anything particularly funny in any of the photos in the home page, for starters. The quote on the right was cut-off for me. Don't expect more than 1280 pixel wide. I agree that the wording appears to be lacking. It looks like a perfect case for A/B testing, too. Here's an idea: show them one funny photo with a "Next" button. After they hit next three times or so, put up the email sign-up. All the text you need is "Funny Photos via email." How do you sign up for the emails!? Did I miss something? If I did, almost all other folks will, too. Also, lose the link to classroom.ng - too confusing. Move it to the bottom of the page.