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Very nice. 3 issues: 1) What are the 2 lines of code? 2) I took about 5 seconds to find the "Add review" form, as it was hidden behind some button. 3) I you

by wisty 17y ago

Very nice. 3 issues: 1) What are the 2 lines of code? 2) I took about 5 seconds to find the "Add review" form, as it was hidden behind some button. 3) I your site design, but not the title font size (too big, or too many points) and the pitch text. It's good for consumers, but I find it a bit dumbed down. Your target customers appear to be sophisticated website owners (after all, your first paragraph reads "Now you can manage reviews on your website just like http://yelp.com http://yelp.com but completely branded by you, all with just two lines of code", and you use words like "utilize"). Instead of "big headers and lots of text, for consumers", you might try something like: Customer Reviews Work. Amazon.com, Apple, Borders books, Best Buy, Walmart and other big-box retailers use customer reviews on their websites, because it works. With Plus Panda, you can do the same, with just 2 lines of code, and for a very low cost. Don't take our word for it. Read our reviews and then Get Started Now! With just 2 lines of code, you can: * Build trust and credibility with new customers. * Encourage customers to give you feedback. * Respond quickly and openly to customer complaints. * Promote new products (WTF, is that a COMING SOON feature??) * Help customers spread the word through Twitter, Facebook and Myspace (coming soon??). A world class customer review system (like Amazon's system, yelp or Panda Plus) could take months to build if you started from scratch. But all this, and more (including a 90 day guarantee, and a data export API) is available from just (What does it cost??? Don't you know yet? OK cool.). How cool is that? Anyway, it's a nice site and a cool product idea.

apsurd 17y ago
Thanks for taking the time to revise my marketing copy! It is definitely something to consider. I feel that I will need to a/b test a more basic explanatory version with are more content-rich to-the-point advanced version that you've whipped up. As for the "comming soon" features, haha, yes, I got ahead of myself there, its not available in the mvp but at its core much of the "benefits" of the review system would be through the ability to email and communicate with the reviewers. So things like promoting new products, and enabling word-of-mouth would be mostly through email marketing campaigns. Things like twitter/facebook integration would start out as a simple fb connect feature or submission via a dedicated twitter handle. As for pricing, as much as possible of course, but I'd like to believe around ~$20/month =P Thanks again, And I will seriously probably be a/b testing your concise marketing copy! p.s. The 2 lines of code is just a div wrapper with a unique id, and a script tag that loads all the assets. It appends a link tag to the main css, fetches the html as a js object, and then injects the raw review data via jsonp.
- jeromec 17y ago
  You might include a link to a popup of the two lines as well. "...all with just <link>two lines of code.</link>"

by wisty 17y ago

apsurd 17y ago

Thanks for taking the time to revise my marketing copy! It is definitely something to consider. I feel that I will need to a/b test a more basic explanatory version with are more content-rich to-the-point advanced version that you've whipped up. As for the "comming soon" features, haha, yes, I got ahead of myself there, its not available in the mvp but at its core much of the "benefits" of the review system would be through the ability to email and communicate with the reviewers. So things like promoting new products, and enabling word-of-mouth would be mostly through email marketing campaigns. Things like twitter/facebook integration would start out as a simple fb connect feature or submission via a dedicated twitter handle. As for pricing, as much as possible of course, but I'd like to believe around ~$20/month =P Thanks again, And I will seriously probably be a/b testing your concise marketing copy! p.s. The 2 lines of code is just a div wrapper with a unique id, and a script tag that loads all the assets. It appends a link tag to the main css, fetches the html as a js object, and then injects the raw review data via jsonp.

jeromec 17y ago
You might include a link to a popup of the two lines as well. "...all with just <link>two lines of code.</link>"