I'm launching MarketResearchforStartups.com after five years running another market research brand.
This is my attempt to truly "productize" market research surveys, while keeping it AFFORDABLE.
Lots of tools out there prey on entrepreneurs by either requiring a monthly license to run even one project, or not giving users enough data.
My tool is different. $149 to survey 300 people, full stop.
Anyways, what do you think of the landing page? What isn't clear? Would anything keep you from using this tool?
Hi Nick. I'll just give you a dump of how I perceive your page while looking at it ...
I've just started looking and you are already giving me 25% off? Nah, thanks. How about asking a question about my startup / idea? I'd love to talk about that!
The CTA cards at the top of the page should be one solid link. I can only click on some parts of it and the type of cursor is changing while I move it over the card.
START. Start what? Sign up? Too soon. The link goes to a sample survey.
The sample survey leads me down a rabbit hole. I click next twice then bail. I'm not ready to spend time on that yet.
You have cost on survey pages, but I may not even get there. I scroll down looking for pricing. It's at the very bottom. By this time I ignored the rest of the content. I still have questions in my head:
I scroll back up - none of them are answered, so I leave.
You actually answered some of them, but the actual answer is in the smallest font, so I don't notice it. I would turn the answers into headings and use imagery to explain the process and show samples.
If the above was of value I'd appreciate your feedback on the UX of stackmuncher.com.
The search functionality is very confusing and I need external input to get unstuck.
Very valuable. Thanks!
Confused on your point #4. That is the builder -- not a sample. Maybe I need to make that clearer.
I took a look at your site. I like the comprehensiveness of the profile pages. I'm not a dev, so not sure what improvements to suggest for the search functionality. My only question is how are these ranked? I searched "Javascript" -- results seem relevant, but is there some methodology to how results are ordered?
Hey I love your website, I clear understand what the value is , I would add more illustrations. Good luck