Steve Gian

@Vidcard The thought that the original idea came from a game is refreshing. It's proof that good products can come from anywhere. What I want to stress is that the website should communicate your value a lot clearer. At $99 per card, there's no room for writing that doesn't immediately convince people why they should care. I put together an audit on what could change, happy to share if you're...

Hey @namanbarkiya since you are open to feedback I'll be happy to help as best as I can. The product does solve a problem and it's useful but the main issue I see is that you don't have a proper landing page yet. Every business needs one and it serves multiple purpose: It communicates the value of your product, it guides your users through and it helps them make the decision to buy. I can share...

Hey @kulraj how are you doing today? I've been on your website and wanted to share a thought. The product itself makes sense, but on the website it is a little hard to immediately understand what the primary action is. You have a few CTAs that could all serve a different purpose. What would you like your users to do first ideally? I can share a few ideas on how to make it better if you are...

@saljug Adject looks really useful and people seem to like it based on the comments. The website copy though, could do a better job explaining its value, especially for people coming in for the first time. It's my area of expertise and I would be happy to share some thoughts if you want to chat about it.

@andrew_wy Hey Andrew, Remio looks like a winner. It hits real pain points, in a space where most tools do very little if anything at all. I noticed though that even though the product solves real problems, its website doesn't properly communicate that. I put together a quick audit, happy to send it over if you're curious.