Please candidly review CureCRM.com.
Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
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Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#2Too noisy. The circle-with-slash is tacky, as are all the logos.
JMHO, however, as I am not in this sort of market.
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#3Too noisy. The circle-with-slash is tacky, as are all the logos. JMHO, however, as I am not in this sort of market.
In our space, logos drive credibility... and you need credibility if you're dealing with people's sales emails.
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#4Your homepage tells me I can "access my sales conversations anywhere" but doesn't tell me what you're selling.
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#5To be honest I would leave very quickly because I can't see what you want me to buy. (In other words you need to tell people what you are selling them, even if it is just a bulleted list).
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#6I'm not trying to be harsh generic SAAS salesforce clones are a dime a dozen these days.
It's not about the software, it's your customers/network + your ability to sell it that will make or break this type of product.
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#7Maybe I'm dense, but what is it? A service, a product, a what? Does it replace Salesforce?
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#8I'm not trying to be harsh generic SAAS salesforce clones are a dime a dozen these days. It's not about the software, it's your customers/network + your ability to sell it that will make or break this type of product.
we're not actually competitive with salesforce - most of our business comes from our email integration products with existing CRM systems; in other words, we're not exactly a CRM.
search for "email" on appexchange.com (Salesforce's app store)
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#9Maybe I'm dense, but what is it? A service, a product, a what? Does it replace Salesforce?
it basically records relevant sales emails into salesforce leads and contact records so you know exactly who's been contacted and who hasn't.
Re: Ask HN: Review my site, CureCRM.com
#10Regarding the home page:
Good: (i) Sign up for a free trial button obvious; (ii) Your logo at the top looks good; (iii) the one-minute tour is a good idea (but I couldn't get it working in Safari, so I couldn't watch it).
Needs improvement: (i) there is too much going on, (ii) it looks cluttered, so I'm not sure where to focus my attention; (ii) you might have your 4-picture header scroll automatically (I like 2 and 3, 1 looks way too busy, and 4 looks way too sparse); (iii) under "Customer Testimonials" (plural) you have only one testimonial - rather than announcing that there are testimonials, reduce cognitive load by having a bit quotation mark or something instead; (iv) I like the "the world best sell with CRM", but perhaps have it closer to the bottom; (v) perhaps have one "download now" button instead of several links (for the sake of appearing cleaner); (vi) I really don't like the "supports mobile e-mail" banner at the bottom: I know it's the sun, but it looks like a nuclear explosion, and apart from my own personal feelings about it, the colour scheme looks misplaced compared to the rest of the page.
If I had to sum up: make it simpler. A few (2 or 3) bullet points, a download button, a big "sign up" button. A testimonial.