Order is not a detail. A landing page decides what people see first and what has to wait.
One sequence cannot explain an offer to everyone. With Wondeya, people can explore what they need.
Save this for your next landing page review.
#Wondeya#LandingPage
The new feature is ready. The campaign talks about it. The landing page still explains the previous version.
Then someone arrives and asks the obvious question: what does it do?
We got tired of guessing what to put on our website.
#Wondeya#LandingPage
The price is on the website. Technically.
If people have to go through Resources, the video, and a form to find it, they will still ask.
Wondeya can answer using the information you configure about your business.
We got tired of guessing what belongs on the website.
#Wondeya #LandingPage
The product changed. The landing page did not.
Changing the headline, description, use cases, and price does not by itself answer what a visitor needs to understand.
Let people ask on your landing page. Wondeya answers using the business information you configure.
We got tired of guessing what belongs on the website.
Pricing first. No, explain the solution first. Better change the headline. And the image.
The conversation can go on. Visitors do not come to audit the order of your landing page. They want to know whether your solution fits.
With Wondeya, they can start by asking.
What line always appears before another landing-page change?
@Joi2James What if your website didnβt show everyone the same thing? π€
Wondeya lets visitors ask what they need, then adapts the page around them.
https://t.co/Zij4JkrZyc
ran V3 of the toolgate experiment with Jev @typesafeai
tasks need multiple tools. how many to show at once? agent can ask again.
143 tools. 750 runs on GPT-6 Luna.
direct MCP did all + cheapest. Caps of 5-8 fast but more round trips.
no clear winner. https://t.co/TSuXHgDJTJ
A new feature does not arrive on a landing page alone. It brings decisions: where it goes, how you explain it, and what resource is needed to show it.
But a new feature does not have to be everyoneβs starting point. With Wondeya, visitors can start with the question they need to
answer.
What change is making you revisit your landing page?
Ran a small experiment with Jev @typesafeai in a toolgate to select MCP tools.
3 designs:
β’ user β codex β toolgate β codex
β’ user β toolgate β codex
β’ same, but Jev picks tool-by-tool vs all at once
Direct MCP always faster on latency.
https://t.co/TSuXHgEhJh
Before another redesign: what question sparked it, what does that person need to see, and what about someone arriving with a
different question?
Save these three questions for your next website review.
The launch is already out. The pitch changed. The homepage is still telling the old story.
When the business changes, the website should not find out last.
We got tired of guessing what to put on our website.
@YoannaJuille@hedave55 Exactly! and EVERY time you make the message clearer, something else feels like it should move, disappear, or be explained differently. The hero is tiny, but somehow it ends up carrying half the business.