Do you know who the customer is & what problem we're solving?
Hi all, I wrote most of the copy on https://stylized.ai - we're seeing good traffic and conversion, but I wanted to get people's opinions. Spend 30 seconds on the landing page and see if you can answer the questions above!
Microentrepreneurs in the ecom space who can't or won't spend on proper product images for their webshop?
One day we'd hope to be able to replace "proper" altogether, as virtual staging becomes more powerful and flexible than real life!
The first thing I assumed when I hit the landing page was that it was an AI image generator. Then I had to dig a little to figure out it's not that.
The headline should maybe focus on what your service does, i.e. transform poor images into good ones that sell.
Also, the clickable part where you choose each platform - shopify, etsy etc. - seems a little redundant, because I'm not sure why images would be different for each one. There doesn't seem to be a difference. Maybe include those platforms as a list rather than confusing interactive element.
Actually I just realised there's a 'generate demo' button. It's really not clear that the user has to click that to see the final product. I assumed the photos already showing were the final image (and thought they were kinda bad)
Overall, it's clearly a useful service, but I think you need to emphasize the transition more. "Turn THIS [bad photo] into THIS [good photo]"
Good luck!
Definitely agree on the confusing demo images, it would suck for people to mix up the before & after - just pushed a crossfade on a setInterval so users will see the transition :)
The copy could use some workshopping as well, I wanted to keep it punchy and short so really only have about 25 characters to work with in the headline...
customers: online sellers who can't afford photo editing professionals to create their catalog photos?