What were you doing before you started building your own things?
I worked as a consultant in organizational development with the goal to help teams work better together, find purpose in work and wake up with inspiration to get to work.
Question 2 of 7
How do you decide what to work on next?
Through prioritization of what makes the business move fastest.
Question 3 of 7
How did you decide you were ready to start?
When I realized I was tired of working for corporate and seeing years of work pass by me without much to show for in the end.
Question 4 of 7
What have you learned about yourself through this project?
That mistakes are inevitable and it is a question on how to deal with those mistakes and keep moving with that learning without sitting on those mistakes.
Question 5 of 7
When did the project start feeling real to you?
After the first users started to use it and give me feedback
Question 6 of 7
What do you do when you lose momentum?
Take a break. Spend some time with family. Understand that working alone inevitably leads to such situations and taking a step back helps get a clearer perspective and new ideas.
Question 7 of 7
What do you wish more people talked about when they talk about building?
That it does not take weeks or months, but rather 2-3 years before a first idea really is ripe enough to become a business.
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Page looks very sharp, but I do agree that some of the fat can be trimmed copy wise. I also think the calculator could be moved to a dedicated page and removed from the homepage purely for SEO reasons.
Def not negative SEO impact having it on the homepage, but giving it a dedicated page will actually help your SEO if you frame it as a tool and focus that page content around long tail SEO for similar tools. My main concern with having it on the homepage is it actually muddies the primary value proposition on the homepage and takes focus away from user conversion.
This is true. I have been experimenting with lead magnets in the past but it is always the challenge where to put them. A separate page usually never gets visitors. At least that is my worry.
Thank you for the feedback! I have heard that before. Can you point toward which part is too much specifically? From the inside it is difficult to say what information is not as relevant for the visitor
It’s a pretty meaty product so I do think a good amount of text is useful, but working on your word economy could definitely strengthen the quick value prop comprehension
Copy needs some work - I needed to read multiple articles to understand what it is. It's basically AI business coach, and there's nothing wrong with that. Bring methodology more forward, bring how-to upfront -too many copies, slash some
I couldn't understand what exactly this is, is this a framework and a plataform to operationalize that? I think it could be really cool to have some video series or podcasts talking about it content is great for SEO too.
Thank you for your message! This is great feedback. I am waiting for the latest features to launch to make a video that explains it better. You are totally right. Maybe I am waiting too long. solvee is an AI mentor that guides you through a curriculum to build your business step by step (identifying ideal client, identifiying your value proposition, defining your positioning, creating your offer,...) and it helps you in all your questions because it is aware of your strengths and gaps.