Weird response to my first Reddit post about my ap...
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Charles
02/14/2023, 10:55 PMWeird response to my first Reddit post about my app.
Did I over share on info, making it less likely people would ask questions?
https://reddit.com/r/podcasting/comments/11172jh/thepodapp_free_beta_test_need_feedback_posted/
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Benjamin Boman
02/15/2023, 4:34 AMwhich response was weird?
Benjamin Boman
02/15/2023, 4:35 AMhe's right. your UX needs work.
i'm not a designer but some ideas:
1. single column
2. nav bar smaller
3. choose a headline that explains the benefit "reduce podcast pitch spam without reducing visibility"
4. explain the app in subhead - "create a free profile and start managing guest requests today, for free"
5. find someone to make a simplified ui explainer image instead of stock
sorry for the janky text, can only type w one hand
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Charles
02/15/2023, 7:12 AMThanks, @Benjamin Boman. Those are really great tips.
I did actually mean that I was surprised I only had one person saying anything in the thread. I thought it was weird that only one person engaged with the post, even though I posted it at the peak hour for the week in that subreddit.
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Evan Roberts
02/15/2023, 11:57 AMI think that’s a reflection of your pitch. It wasn’t clear and then looking at the UX I still wasn’t sure what it does. I have a semi-popular sports podcast and never have pitch spam as you called it.
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Charles
02/16/2023, 7:54 PMMy podcast is in the fashion space, and we get it constantly. I’m guessing you don’t work with a lot of publicists? In fashion, everyone has a publicist, and they usually have a ton of other clients they’re always trying to push.
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