1) I thought about having a more positive H1 and used to have one but I suspect bold negativity will get more eyeballs and push people's buttons which is why I changed it
To be honest, I also recall InteriorAI used to have something very negative as the H1 too ("Fire your interior designer") and still did a ton of revenue, so I'm not convinced the message has to be positive to resonate with people
About half the people that have seen this so far have told me they want me to use more positive copy text and half said to make it more negative, so I'm really not going to be able to figure this out without an A/B test. Will have to A/B test "Fire your Chat Moderator" vs. "Meet your AI Chat Moderator" (or something else that's positive) as the H1 and see which one gets more sales at that point, then it'll be a settled discussion heh.
2) That seems like too much text to put above the fold, but will think of a concise way to capture the points you've highlighted. Think they mostly align with the section titles (below the fold) I've already put together and the "with/without" component.
The best scenario in such guesswork would be if you could launch small budget ad campaigns for both versions and determine which message works best based on user behavior. :)
Got it:
1) I thought about having a more positive H1 and used to have one but I suspect bold negativity will get more eyeballs and push people's buttons which is why I changed it
To be honest, I also recall InteriorAI used to have something very negative as the H1 too ("Fire your interior designer") and still did a ton of revenue, so I'm not convinced the message has to be positive to resonate with people
About half the people that have seen this so far have told me they want me to use more positive copy text and half said to make it more negative, so I'm really not going to be able to figure this out without an A/B test. Will have to A/B test "Fire your Chat Moderator" vs. "Meet your AI Chat Moderator" (or something else that's positive) as the H1 and see which one gets more sales at that point, then it'll be a settled discussion heh.
2) That seems like too much text to put above the fold, but will think of a concise way to capture the points you've highlighted. Think they mostly align with the section titles (below the fold) I've already put together and the "with/without" component.
Thanks for the feedback!
The best scenario in such guesswork would be if you could launch small budget ad campaigns for both versions and determine which message works best based on user behavior. :)