Show HN: Just launched our landing page, looking for constructive feedback.

Our goal is to provide a free platform for non-typical users who are just starting to understand the power and influence of social media. These people are average joes. Small business owners between the ages of 30-60. Because social media changes so much on a monthly basis it's hard for them to keep up. Youtube videos are outdated, and social media consultants are essentially snake oil salesmen charging hundreds of dollars to create a basic Facebook and Twitter page for the business owner.

On the other end we have our Pro tool. This tool will be a powerful marketing tool for social media community managers and enterprise marketing teams. We plan on utilizing the data from our free users to offer optimal posting times, key words, phrases,customized analytics, and targeted marketing on an enterprise level.

Look at it this way: Facebook rolls out new product updates all the time. Where do you go if you are a non-tech savvy person to learn how to use these new features? If you're non-tech savvy you won't be reading mashable or hacker news.

The lessons are just a cool way to entice our free userbase into using the platform. The actual platform itself is meant to be considered an all-in-one tool that recommends new people to follow, offers insight and feedback on content the user is publishing, and also has an awesome free database of knowledge for reference.

Essentially the free tool is a dumbed down version of the Pro tool. This will make a lot more sense when we go live with our 2nd round of beta testing in April. We could use all of the feedback we can get, so signup for our beta and we'd be glad to take your input. We are finishing up iteration on our first beta test now and will be ready to go in mid April.

Thanks for the feedback!

I think the second block (the one with the three features, button and video) needs to be emphasized. Instead of being overshadowed by the top nav and the content below, it should be the opposite. Make the font size for the features bigger and change the icons to something more relevant (I would not necessarily associate those icons to those ideas by themselves). And, as mentioned before, the video should play once the play button is clicked.

Another thing that caught my attention is the difference in font sizes and how they don't necessarily make sense. Your headlines are smaller than the nav text which doesn't make sense in theory. I'm guessing you want people to check out the links in the nav but as mentioned before, contrast will do the trick. Also, you use two sans-serifs and I don't see the purpose in doing that.

The "What can Kuhcoon do for you" section needs a lot more whitespace and that headline needs to be bigger and clearer. Also, you should make both of those clients section entirely click-able, I think.

Finally, I get the image and the "Transforming everyone into social media butterflies!" text but somehow that whole block seems out of place: it might be an issue with the shadow above and the fact that a lot of the colors on the page are very similar.

That's the point. Most of us who are tech savvy sometimes have the misconception that "everyone knows how to use social media." This is far from the truth. This tool can be used in companies to train employees, it can be used by small business owners who can learn to market their business, and it can even be used by students to learn a new skill and help them find a job by leveraging their social network.