A button that names the action
“Start free” becomes “Create free project.” Visitors can now infer what happens after the click without relying on the rest of the page.
PROOF / FEEDFAST
FeedFast keeps its central shipped-and-broken message. The later hero explains the product in fewer words, names the action more precisely, and places external review signals near it.
THE VISIBLE DIFFERENCE
“Start free” becomes “Create free project.” Visitors can now infer what happens after the click without relying on the rest of the page.
The later subheadline describes one public page per project, covering release notes, feedback, and status. It makes the product’s container and contents explicit.
A UNeed rating and avatar block appear near the primary action. These are review signals, rather than a measured customer outcome.
TAKE THIS IDEA
EARLIER LANDINGBOOST SUGGESTION
Add one real customer proof line with a concrete outcome directly under the primary CTA.
LandingBoost previously suggested a real customer proof line with a concrete outcome under the CTA. The later page adds nearby review signals, but that is not the same as adding a specific customer result. Adoption is unconfirmed.
Several elements change together. Saved screenshots do not isolate which edit helped, or establish whether signup conversion changed.
No verified conversion or revenue result is attached to this pair. A scan or visual match does not establish ownership, adoption, or causality.
Compare completed project creation per eligible visitor, keeping traffic source and device mix visible.
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