A Post-Contact Roadmap shows the following after your visitor contacted you:
1. What happens first
2. How long it takes
3. When commitment begins
Every business can do it.
#ServiceBusiness
People do not avoid your "Contact Us" button because they are not interested.
They avoid it because they do not know what happens next.
Most websites lack a visible Post-Contact Roadmap
Full breakdown here:
https://t.co/1u0Sh09gfK
#conversionoptimization
I wrote down this point of view properly here 👇:
https://t.co/UVwQkvIw6O
Not a how to.
Not a checklist.
Just how I believe websites for high-ticket businesses should work.
When I talk to business owners about their website, they usually describe it as:
"our online presence"
"our branding"
"our story"
This makes sense. Until you start looking at it from the customer's perspective. Read More 👇
#WebsiteDesign#Conversion#Psychology
That's when it hit me:
A website isn't really a marketing asset. It is a decision system.
It's job isn't to impress. It's job is to help the right people move forward and help everyone else walk away.
Woot! Elixir v1.17 is out, bringing you the first warnings and type checking based on our on-going work to perform type inference from patterns (and soon guards). A lot more to come, hopefully: https://t.co/6Dibssxwpi
First book of the year: The Messy Middle by @scottbelsky.
I recommend this book for anyone pushing through (longer) projects/ventures.
Short insights that are applicable to sw projects, engineering careers, managers and entrepreneurs.
Progress is never as easy as you hope.
If you work in tech, #TechTwitter is the place to learn, keep up to date and get inspired.
Follow the right people and you learn something new every day.
Here are 20 tech folks I always pay attention to. They tweet no fluff. Plus details on what to expect when following them:
This engineer knew about equity (and its importance) after reading this article: https://t.co/WxQ9pQh2mY
Always ask for equity at venture-funded startups. It's no tech startup if engineers don't get equity.
You asked for it, and now it’s here—#BlockFiCard Rewards Flex.
Rewards Flex lets you choose in which cryptoasset to earn your rewards.
Want to continue stacking sats? Earn rewards in ETH, LTC, or stablecoins?
The choice is yours.
The best writing advice I ever received was "always write for a specific, real-life person".
Don't write a blog post for junior developers, write it for your buddy Mark who started his first dev job last summer.
Your writing will be clearer, more authentic, and easier too.