A practical SaaS homepage conversion audit sequence to use before redesigning.
A SaaS homepage usually does not fail because its gradient is wrong.
It fails because the page makes the visitor answer too many questions on their own:
Is this actually for me?
What changes after I use it?
Why should I trust this product?
Share a difficult SaaS homepage sentence and the positioning decision behind it.
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