Please review my pivot... I needed a way to let the user see the capabilities of the product instantly rather than register and try out the product over a month's trial period. So I managed to create a way to do it in a single click.<p>Would love your feedback<p>Link: http://www.nostonepr.com/
I really like the idea--a low-maintenance and (almost) hassle-free way of tracking feedback of my web projects across the internet, as opposed to supervising a multitude of individual social media accounts/platforms for data.<p>However, I wasn't happy with the execution or the results for 2 reasons:<p>1) I felt mislead with your description that I could try this out "in a single click". It's not a single click. The first click is the initial submit button ("Compile Free Report"), followed by a link to download the actual report. I automatically get turned off whenever I'm required to download something in order to try out a service/product. I think it's worse than requiring an e-mail signup, because I feel like its encroaching on my computer's security on the local level. The only reason I went through with it anyways was to provide some feedback.<p>I feel like you may lose a lot of users this way because you're asking them to do YOU a favor (download an unknown file from a not-yet trusted source), without even offering a reason/incentive to them to begin with. I have no idea what's in the report, or if it will even benefit me. It sounds scammy. It would be helpful if you at least included a preview of the report prior to the download link, so that I could determine the value of the report and decide if I'm interested in downloading the rest on my own accord.<p>2) 50% of my report is blank, and 100% of it is inaccurate. I submitted my domain willworkforamac.com . My Mixpanel and Google analytics data from the past month indicates that I've been averaging a couple hundred of unique visitors a week, from various regions among almost all continents. The report indicated I had 0 results from today to all time. Did I enter my domain in the wrong format?<p>And output files as pdfs? That seems to be the norm, and doc files aren't as universally compatible (I run an old version of MS Word, for example, so I was notified of format/layout deficiencies when I opened the file)