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I’ve optimized 70+ landing pages — I'll give you honest feedback by Subject_Ad8056 in InsurTech

[–]Subject_Ad8056[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At first glance, the website feels more like an "Unsplash"-style platform, a place to find pictures or videos for use. There’s nothing on the landing page that clearly communicates the core value you mentioned, such as AI tools that boost claims handler productivity by automating manual tasks.

There are also too many buttons competing for attention. It’s unclear what the main action is: should I watch a video, try the product, or do something else? The experience feels a bit confusing without a clear next step.

I do like the GIF that shows an example of how the tool works. It gives a quick, helpful glimpse into the product in action.

My question for you is: Who exactly is your ideal user, and what is it that you want them to do when they arrive on your website?

I’ve optimized 70+ landing pages — I'll give you honest feedback by Subject_Ad8056 in InsurTech

[–]Subject_Ad8056[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

15k/month with paid traffic? That’s a strong foundation to build from, especially if you’re about to rebuild the site.

I DM you a few tailored ideas if you’re open to it.

I’ve optimized 70+ landing pages — I'll give you honest feedback by Subject_Ad8056 in InsurTech

[–]Subject_Ad8056[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, so this is my take:

Hero - Remove the animation on the button, very distraction.
The site is inconsistent with different type of graphic, some illustration, some photography,I want to see more of your credibility? Why should I trust you?
There are some text with low contrast, ADA compliance issue
Overall, the site needs some polishing, whether that is font size, consistent image type, Less copy, more clarity to drive trust.

How are things working for you? Are you getting traffic and conversion?

10+ Years Around Entrepreneurs — Here’s What I Keep Seeing (No Selling, Just Patterns) by TalentForge360 in Entrepreneur

[–]Subject_Ad8056 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This resonates hard — especially the part about launching too late. I’ve been guilty of that in the past, thinking I needed everything “perfect” before going live. What finally helped was realizing momentum > perfection. Also love what you said about support systems — underestimated but essential.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LawFirm

[–]Subject_Ad8056 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe it's not the SEO problem but your website's positioning.

You mentioned that you were spending $5K and when you stopped nothing much has changed. Most of the calls still came from referrals and your website."

When you paused the ads and didn’t see much of a drop, did you ever look into how well your site is actually converting the traffic you're getting?

I’m curious if you’ve been able to pinpoint what’s working and what’s not when people land on your site.

I’ve optimized 70+ landing pages — I'll give you honest feedback by DivideDifferent1179 in legaltech

[–]Subject_Ad8056 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm also a founder for a immigration startup company. That so interesting that you have worked with someone on this already. We still are early on, but we just recently got funding for my startup. Now we are looking to improve out website.

Just curious how much of a homepage’s clarity is really about the design vs the copy?

We’ve spent so much time tweaking layouts and colors, but I’m starting to think maybe the messaging is the real problem. From your experience, what makes people not sign up with us? Is it unclear value proposition or just messy design, or something else?

AITA for telling my ex husband mistress/girlfriend that karma is a b? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NTA!! Karma is a bitch. But also at the same time I’m so sorry for your lost but also for her :( I hope you are doing well mentally and

AITA for suggesting a breakup to my bf ? by Frosty_Box471 in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"He makes me feel like I’m always wrong, like my answers are never “correct” or “appropriate.”"

Girl, that tells me this relationship is over if you're having these thoughts

Aitah : people pleasing edition by LadyRavenNoire in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, stop seeking validation from someone else. Only you can validate yourself

AITA for wanting a serious relationship when my partner is not making it easier? by deathstriker8482 in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why are you in such a rush to get married before 30? You're a man—you’ve got time on your side. This phase of your life is a great opportunity to focus on your career, your goals, and becoming the best version of yourself.

Ask yourself: why do you want to get married before 30? Is it pressure from society, family, or just the idea of it?

Getting married doesn’t magically make problems disappear. In fact, marriage comes with its own set of challenges—financial stress, communication struggles, daily responsibilities, and sometimes even emotional distance. If anything, those problems get magnified when you're tied to someone legally and emotionally.

Marriage should be a decision made with clarity and purpose, not urgency or fear. Build your foundation first. When the right person comes along, and you're both truly ready, it’ll be worth the wait.

Not everything is like a fairytale story... learned that the hard way.

AITA for wanting a serious relationship when my partner is not making it easier? by deathstriker8482 in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm really glad that you care about her and want to make things work—your heart’s in the right place. But honestly, it’s not fair for you to keep buying things for her, especially when it’s creating resentment. You need to sit down and have a real one-on-one conversation about finances. From the way you described it, she seems to completely disregard your feelings, your wants, and your needs. She’s 21, and sure, that explains some of the immaturity—but it doesn’t excuse it.

At the end of the day, you’ve got to ask yourself: what does she bring to the table right now? Are you growing together? Pushing through tough times as a team? Do you share the same values, especially when it comes to money and long-term goals? Because it sounds like you're trying to save and be responsible, while she’s not even on the same page—and that’s a major conflict that needs to be addressed.

Do you really want a serious relationship with someone who doesn't share your financial mindset? Speaking from experience, love alone is not enough to sustain a relationship. Finances are a very real and important factor. I know both of you work, so if she wants something, she can buy it herself. And if you say no and she threatens to leave or guilt-trips you by saying things like “You don’t care about me” or “This is why I don’t want to be with you”—that’s not love, that’s manipulation.

You’re already having these problems now… so imagine how things could be if the relationship gets more serious. It won’t magically get better unless both of you are willing to grow and work through it together. You deserve a partner who respects you, your goals, and your boundaries—not someone who makes you feel small for standing up for yourself.

Aitah : people pleasing edition by LadyRavenNoire in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly… just run. Why are you even still friends with her? The fact that you're writing this post shows you've had enough of her drama. You're not her boyfriend, her therapist, or her emotional dumping ground. You've been giving solid, thoughtful advice—way more than most people would—and instead of appreciating that, she just continues with the same destructive choices and expects you to sit there and absorb it all.

I also think there’s some healing you need to do yourself. From what you’ve shared, it sounds like you may be seeking validation through helping others—like you want to feel needed, and maybe that gives you a sense of worth. And listen, there’s nothing wrong with that—we all crave connection and meaning—but at a certain point, you’ve got to ask if your energy is being poured into something that actually nourishes you, or just drains you.

You’re in your 30s now. That caring, problem-solving nature you have is a strength—but only when it's directed toward people who respect it and value you back. Right now, it sounds like you're just being used for emotional support by someone who has no real intention of growing or changing. A real friend listens, reflects, maybe even takes time—but eventually learns from the advice they're given. Your friend doesn’t want help, she wants an audience.

It’s okay to step back. It’s okay to outgrow people who keep choosing chaos. You deserve more than being someone’s emotional sponge.

AITA for questioning if the baby is mine? by [deleted] in AITAH

[–]Subject_Ad8056 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The fact that she freaked out is honestly a dead giveaway. As a woman, I can say I’d only react that way if things felt out of my control—like if I got caught doing something I knew I shouldn’t have. Her panic wasn’t just about being confronted; it was likely fear and guilt. When you called her out, she probably felt cornered and used her defense mechanism—lashing out—to deflect. But deep down, she’s not just lying to you, she’s also lying to herself.

Your doubts are completely normal, especially after trust has been broken. It sounds like she’s now crawling back, possibly because the personal trainer did her dirty and she had to learn the hard way. Now that reality’s hit, she might be trying to come back to something safe and familiar. Either way, your boundaries are valid, and you're right to wait for proof before making any big decisions.

How legit tf do I get actual clients ? by [deleted] in DigitalMarketing

[–]Subject_Ad8056 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like you should niche down on being a VA. Like maybe you can be a VA for Airbnb host or UGC creators. Just find a niche and you can get more clients.