@AdityaShips I feel like with the advent of vibe coding we are tempted to jump from one idea to another quickly.
Imo there is value in staying consistent and try as hard possible on one idea before getting to another.
@HarunRRayhan Login with Google.
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@chrissyinspace I agree on this partially.
Coz what if our SaaS is LLM based, and we will have reoccurring costs of token.
This might lead to eventual loss when we sell it on one-time purchases.
So if your landing page isn't working,
quit adding features.
Begin narrating a tale.
Speak about: The headaches that your users wake up with
The second they know something's busted.
The convenience that your products offer This is how a page with products becomes a mirror.
People donโt buy tools. They buy stories that make them feel understood.
80% of startups fail because founders build useless products.
๐ Launch new feature
๐ค But nothing happens
๐ Lose motivation and quit
That was the exact storyline I used on Feedloโs new landing page โ and conversions skyrocketed.
Hereโs the full breakdown ๐
The largest error SaaS founders commit:
They talk about what it does for the product, not what it represents.
Nobody is interested that there's "real-time analytics" on there.
They care that you can finally stop guessing what users want.
Clarity over Features.
Emotion vs. Logic.
@marclou That is why I am screaming guys!
Vibe coding is not lazy coding, if you do it intentionally that is the way to go.
Unfortunately, it triggers a lot of people.