To be completely honest, the landing page doesn't make it super obvious what the product does. Your description in the comment above is more clear to me, @bjschone.
The push alerts for important events (birthdays, anniversaries) is useful alone. Granted I've only thought about this for 60 seconds but it might be more effective to focus on that aspect of the product and use visuals to efficiently communicate to drive by browsers. Just a thought.
Hi everyone, I created Awesome Boss to make it easier for managers to engage, recognize, and retain their employees.
Awesome Boss provides: Text message and email reminders to help you remember employee birthdays and work anniversaries, private employee profiles to help managers remember the "little" details about their team members (e.g., favorite coffee, spouse's name, etc.), and coaching cue cards to help with employee conversations. Several new features will be launched in the coming weeks!
Over 500 managers have signed up from ~15 countries and we've got lots of momentum. If you manage a team, sign up to become an Awesome Boss!
I second Ryan's suggestion to make it more clear on the landing page. You could include "show me!" buttons where you explain what the product does and lead the visitor to the pages you've set up. Not everybody will see them right away. I was curious, so I explored a little.
Otherwise great job, @bjschone! My favorite part is the reminders you send out. It's very important to be human in the office/wherever.
@v4violetta Thanks, Violeta! Good call on the Show Me buttons, we might just borrow that idea. :)
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didn't have any idea what the product does. I was looking for a "features" or "tour" page. I'd want to see some screenshots before signing up. Sounds interesting though.
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