Business Owners / Managers Wanted

Melv!s

Melv!s

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Hi All,

In between authoring the next volume of Boro’s Greatest Detective stories, I’ve been creating some software. The basic concept of what I've built is to help businesses run more efficiently. What I really need is for business managers to give it a rattle and feedback on what works and what doesn’t. It’s aimed at small and medium-sized businesses. If you are involved in the business management, it would be great to get your thoughts. At present the functionality delivered is the minimum to provide a cohesive proposition. There are a number of directions it can be expanded in. Consequently, feedback from those involved in managing businesses would be really helpful.

There’s more information on what the software does on the accompanying website, Kdensity.com. If you register for the free demo and then mention that you came via FMTTM, I will extend the free subscription from one to six months.

Many thanks,

Mel

UTB


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Hi Mel,
I dont want to be critical, as I would be interested in demoing some software. However you asking for a leap of faith that any of us would download software from a message board. Are you able to offer us any sort of assurance that we wont be hacked.
 
Smog in Wilts said:
Hi Mel,
I dont want to be critical, as I would be interested in demoing some software. However you asking for a leap of faith that any of us would download software from a message board. Are you able to offer us any sort of assurance that we wont be hacked.
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Hi,

There is no software to download. It’s all in the cloud.
 
Hi Mel

As someone who runs a digital marketing agency, I thought I’d pass on some of my thoughts on your site

firstly the site feels very generic with a lot of buzzwords, lots of text but very little substance. It’s a classic SaaS mistake, the amount of times I’ve been to e-commerce trade shows and not had a clue what a stands offering was.

having spent 5-10 minutes on there I’ve come away not really knowing any more about what your product is and why I’d need to use it for either of my businesses.

Not everyone likes to read features in depth, so you should cater for both in depth and “lazy” users, those who just want top level detail

From an aesthetic point it looks clean and I like it, but I think you need to map out your user journey and see where leads drop off and work on the converters on the site.

Also, slow down the scroll on the hero banner, every time I tread it it scrolled to the next.
 
Jostler said:
Hi Mel

As someone who runs a digital marketing agency, I thought I’d pass on some of my thoughts on your site

firstly the site feels very generic with a lot of buzzwords, lots of text but very little substance. It’s a classic SaaS mistake, the amount of times I’ve been to e-commerce trade shows and not had a clue what a stands offering was.

having spent 5-10 minutes on there I’ve come away not really knowing any more about what your product is and why I’d need to use it for either of my businesses.

Not everyone likes to read features in depth, so you should cater for both in depth and “lazy” users, those who just want top level detail

From an aesthetic point it looks clean and I like it, but I think you need to map out your user journey and see where leads drop off and work on the converters on the site.

Also, slow down the scroll on the hero banner, every time I tread it it scrolled to the next.
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Many thanks for the feedback. I’ll take a look at the points you mentioned.
 
Jostler said:
Hi Mel

As someone who runs a digital marketing agency, I thought I’d pass on some of my thoughts on your site

firstly the site feels very generic with a lot of buzzwords, lots of text but very little substance. It’s a classic SaaS mistake, the amount of times I’ve been to e-commerce trade shows and not had a clue what a stands offering was.

having spent 5-10 minutes on there I’ve come away not really knowing any more about what your product is and why I’d need to use it for either of my businesses.

Not everyone likes to read features in depth, so you should cater for both in depth and “lazy” users, those who just want top level detail

From an aesthetic point it looks clean and I like it, but I think you need to map out your user journey and see where leads drop off and work on the converters on the site.

Also, slow down the scroll on the hero banner, every time I tread it it scrolled to the next.
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Hi Jostler,

Could you please contact me via the site so we can talk some more?

Cheers

Mel
 
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