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You should show some live examples and add a non facebook way to login (even better, require login only after the user has set his first website and just before he needs to save it)
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You need to pivot. Websites such as these are basically a relic from the past. (unless you need to have one. eg: Web Developer, Designer, etc). It's not like there are a dearth of tools to make them either (there are tons more than Strikingly).
If you don't mind can you elaborate on 'you need to pivot' ?
http://www.weebly.com/ and http://www.wix.com/ Very successful sites and in the same space as you.
http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/24/as-wix-heads-toward-ipo-wee...
Your site design was very clean and I was initially interested. The only deterrent for me was the FB login.
If you want to make a facebook app, why not just make a facebook app instead of a facebook app disguised as a normal page?
The title is misleading - instead of showing examples of websites using Webbify you're requiring us to login with Facebook without understanding why and what exactly will we get out of it. You should show some live examples and add a non facebook way to login (even better, require login only after the user has set his first website and just before he needs to save it)
Why should I give my social login?
Social login is preferred by many (these many are people who don't read Hacker News) mainly because it eliminates the need to remember another password and do away with email verification.
Also, a way to add more circles to the "skills" section
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@Strikingly: Well I didn't know of it. Will do a quick check. What we noticed was that the actual text content in site is small and there is no point in having multiple webpages (one for home, contact, etc. ). Instead in Webbify, you just have themes which offer you single page flow or tabbed designs which are actually just a single page. So anytime a person visits your site and clicks on a different tab - there is n…
Thats great how you managed to not answer facebook concerns.