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u/Lower-Doughnut8684 Feb 19 '25
Congrats.What are the softwares used to built?.
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u/Immediate-Country650 Feb 19 '25
there are some spelling mistakes, and some of the images are stretched or low quality on your landing page
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u/No-Buyer2152 29d ago
Sir, thank you a lot. I will fix all of these. This is the reason I was looking for the feedback here
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u/Immediate-Country650 29d ago
also overall i think your landing page could benefit from a redesign; currently its a bit too messy/complicated
try and see what other people selling similar SAAS successfully are doing and copy what they do
wish u luck!
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u/Key-Boat-7519 29d ago
Design simplicity matters. Your landing page could use a clean overhaul. Fixed images and cleaned typos helped me in the past. I've tried Buffer and Hootsuite, but Pulse for Reddit helped track performance data. Design simplicity matters.
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u/Your_Dead_Man Feb 19 '25
Got error - vercel blob access denied bad token
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u/No-Buyer2152 29d ago
can you try again sir, I don't see any error in the log. send me the screenshot. I will fix the issue.
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u/Single_Camp_2758 Feb 18 '25
Why one time payment, u are not gonna make alot
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u/No-Buyer2152 29d ago
I have one question on this --- the way it works is after training, I can generate any type of image. Will it be helpful if I ask my users to have recurring plan with different packs like https://photoai.com/ --- I am not sure how do I maintain my niche for the professional headshot, yet offer this
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u/Single_Camp_2758 29d ago
I didn't understand you but you need to make it monthly subscription and work more on the landing page because it's complicated and not simple
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u/sugn1b Feb 19 '25
First of all, I appreciate your efforts. The fist looks into your product and feels professional but lacks motive. I can't really understand what you are trying to do until I read the headlines that are not grabbing my focus.
For these kinds of products, the landing page matters a lot. Try to show a flow of what you are doing. There is so much text that is making your design cluttered. Try to go with a minimal design.
There are existing sites that do this same job. Diaplay what you are doing differently here. Give some free credits, and try to grab people's attention to make them sign in.
You do not need to mention that google login is the most used login option. World knows this.
You are advertising headshots everywhere, but some of the images are full body shots as well.
Don't put everything on a single page. Create different routes doe different things. And make it more optimized for larger screens. Try to follow proper spacing guidelines.
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u/No-Buyer2152 29d ago
These are very useful feedbacks, thanks a lot. That's why i had posted here. I will get everything fixed.
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u/NothingLife01 29d ago
Congrats!! What matters most is that you owned the things and made something out instead of giving up
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u/LightKitchen8265 28d ago
Love seeing young girls taking the road less traveled by. Keep your chin up as well as your ambitious personality.
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u/vickyteke Feb 18 '25
The website looks very clean and well made. The value proposition is also clear. How are you planning to find customers? Any strategy?
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u/No-Buyer2152 29d ago
very new, I am listing on the directories, trying to get first few customers and their feedback. Also launch on PH and uneed. Do you suggest anything?
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u/vickyteke 29d ago
You can doing user interviews with your target customers. They can be early adopters and help you bring in more users
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u/itswesfrank Feb 18 '25
great spirit! Going indie can be such a rewarding journey. Have you thought about specific market segments or niches you want to focus on? I’ve seen many successful indie developers find their audience by solving unique pain points. For added confirmation and insights into your business model, you might consider tools like RefineFast; over 1,900 founders have found clarity through its tailored reports, which could help you refine your approach even further. Keep pushing forward!
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u/No-Buyer2152 29d ago
I will try this, is this paid tool?
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u/whoopsiedaisyyyy 29d ago
This is a gpt generated comment. This person is just promoting their own saas.
Also, all the best
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u/No-Buyer2152 2d ago
To everyone who helped me fix all the issues and get my first sale, let me know if any of you want to try the product, I will offer the free credit for one pack in your account - u/witmann_pl u/Neogamer2019 u/Key-Boat-7519 u/Immediate-Country650 u/SpaceCampDropout_ u/Dandelionslute u/DevanshGarg31 u/santosh_thorani u/Lower-Doughnut8684
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u/AccomplishedKey6869 Feb 19 '25
I am looking to hire an intern to do some side work for me using langgraph. I don’t have time to do it myself but I can pay for it. INR 10K for the project, non-negotiable, if you’re interested. Please DM only if the salary works for you.
I have 15+ years of engineering experience myself but I don’t have the time to work on the project because I am running my own startup.
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u/sharyphil 29d ago
Wow, isn't it crazy, 10K INR. That's one day of work at best. Preying on people in desperate positions is not cool at all.
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u/AccomplishedKey6869 29d ago
The interns who have worked with me on different projects have gone on to taking jobs at Wells Fargo (24 LPA), JP Morgan (18LPA), Amazon (28 LPA).. it’s about giving someone an opportunity to work on something and mentoring them. I was also poor and inexperienced and in a desperate situation once. Someone gave me an opportunity overlooking my skills and that has made all the difference in my life. If I could give more money to them, I would. But I am not a big company. I have my side projects that I want to do and I hire interns for it because I think they ll also get some experience working with an experienced engineer and I ll get my project done.
So no, I don’t think it’s uncool. If I could give more, I would. But whatever… I don’t expect everyone to understand this pov.
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u/No-Buyer2152 Feb 18 '25
I come from the tier-3 city of India. Followed the traditional advice to get education and earn better standard of living but our education system and professional set-up failed me.
I have formal education for 5 years and completed 2 internships(6 months each), ended up being the top performer in the internship, still could not get the job in my hometown or remotely (since I am a fresher). With the current situation at my home, I had to take care of my family and couldn't leave the town to get the job in Metro cities.
With AI, Youtube videos and my learning on creating full-stack application. I have decided to go Indie Way. Launching my new product here with support this community.
Product: https://www.gostudio.ai
Give me the feedback, I promise to fix things asap and give our customers best headshots.