Just Launched my MVP
Hi IH i just launched an MVP of an android cross-promotion service https://appboost.org. The aim of this project is to help indie developers promote their apps for an affordable fee compared to other marketing organisations. Considering the low budget of indie devs when starting their own app startups.
How this works?
I have developed an sdk that can be integrated in android app the same way admob is integrated. what the sdk does is drive traffic to your app by cross-promoting your app in other indie devs apps. Please let me know what you think about it
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Ok Ozzy I won't lie this seems like it needs a lot of work. That being said, here are a few tips you could implement right now:
Add a subheading explaining what Appboost actually is. "Increase app traffic" is a benefit-- but what am I buying? Is it an app, a service, a SaaS?
Is this a whitehat service? If so, explain exactly how it works. Where is the traffic coming from? How soon will it be delivered? Are the users likely to actually buy/engage with my app or are they just going to install it?
You really don't need to explain why app founders need traffic. Instead, explain how your product/service works, whether it's legit (testimonials, certificates, guarantees)
Hope this helps!
I wouldn't start with saying "appboost" doesn't help me understand what your product does.
Amazon doesn't have a hero image where it says AMAZON at the top.
(Just put appboost in the navbar)
Change the main title to:
"Increase App Traffic,
Boost Store Rankings."
Just in general more focus on the results potential users can get and proof on how you can help them. Less focus on the specific service or "about us".
Video could be higher up.
hi thanks very much. I will for sure consider that.
Move video to the top-side of ur page, why leave it at the bottom? it's the most interesting part of the whole landing experience ...the engaging part for me!
thank you very much for the suggestions.
Add a parallax on the front of the website to the image. Just a thought 😉