I wrote this about landing pages together with a Google UX Researcher. It's mostly for newer builders that want a bit of guidance to how their landing page could sell more.
https://t.co/UkMaQgSXQD
@LLiepenieks@framer Nah, it's been rank 1 in it's category (apps) for a month maybe. Top 100 among all for the same time.
And now it's dropping with 100 each day.
Hedvig was also top 100 for a month but it's down almost 2k ranks now. Remixes dropped from 40 a day to 10
Took me about 2 prompts to set up an AI assistant (Grok Bot) that finds my receipts in Gmail (19 from the past 2 months), matches each one to the right bank transaction in my accounting software, and then tells me they're ready to approve.
Not sure, but it's getting too easy now
Kinda ugly realisation.
When I quit my job to build websites, I asked “do you think having a website is important?” Basically all of them said yes.
What I should’ve asked was “are you willing to pay to get your website done?”
Very different answer. But you live and you learn.
My first two @framer templates, both published months ago, got one sale each this morning. Roughly $70 total.
Vira Inbox is for agencies. A finished business ready to sell.
Newcomer is for validating app ideas with a waitlist, to know if it’s worth building or not.
I’ve been focusing on website templates and making it as easy as possible for business owners to customize for themselves. Kinda forgot that some just don’t want to deal with it at all. With or without AI.
A local cafe reached out and wanted a landing page. They wanted this style, which is far away from the minimalist things I usually create.
But doing client work sparked my interest, so here we go. 😬
Iris is a @framer template built for agencies and freelancers that set up AI and automation for small businesses.
It's very simple to adjust. Answer a 5-minute interview to rewrite the site in your words.
It comes with a Start here guide, AI skills and prompts made for Iris.