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Re: Show HN: Value My Funnel – Figure out the value of a visitor, lead and customer

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Post by danaseverson »

wlaurance wrote: post #3

Looks really smart! One thing I'd like is a way to share the final link where I see the projection and ideas

Thanks for the feedback. To clarify, do you mean you'd like a way to share your results socially or via email to others?

Re: Show HN: Value My Funnel – Figure out the value of a visitor, lead and customer

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Post by Gabriel_Martin »

danaseverson wrote: post #2

Just launched a simple tool that helps you understand the worth of your marketing funnel, down to a single site visitor. Would love any comments or feedback. Full disclosure: we launched on ProductHunt today as well.

Your optimization ideas are a vertical scrollbar, which hides them off of the screen to maintain tile size. I would attempt to allude to the fact there are more pieces of hidden data if possible, or ideally refactor the design paradigm completely, hiding data is usually a pattern worth avoiding, especially when it's so valuable as yours. Well done on the aesthetic overall quite well done!

Re: Show HN: Value My Funnel – Figure out the value of a visitor, lead and customer

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Post by bobwaycott »

danaseverson wrote: post #4
wlaurance wrote: post #3

Looks really smart! One thing I'd like is a way to share the final link where I see the projection and ideas

Thanks for the feedback. To clarify, do you mean you'd like a way to share your results socially or via email to others?

Out of curiosity, does it matter how someone wants to share a link in order to be able to share it?

Presumably, a person’s mode of sharing should have zero impact on having a link to share.

Re: Show HN: Value My Funnel – Figure out the value of a visitor, lead and customer

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Post by bdunn »

Gabriel_Martin wrote: post #5
danaseverson wrote: post #2

Just launched a simple tool that helps you understand the worth of your marketing funnel, down to a single site visitor. Would love any comments or feedback. Full disclosure: we launched on ProductHunt today as well.

Your optimization ideas are a vertical scrollbar, which hides them off of the screen to maintain tile size. I would attempt to allude to the fact there are more pieces of hidden data if possible, or ideally refactor the design paradigm completely, hiding data is usually a pattern worth avoiding, especially when it's so valuable as yours. Well done on the aesthetic overall quite well done!

Thanks! Yeah, frankly we sort of just threw in that scrolling list of ideas... and didn't put nearly enough thought into the display of them.

Re: Show HN: Value My Funnel – Figure out the value of a visitor, lead and customer

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Post by danaseverson »

bobwaycott wrote: post #6
danaseverson wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks for the feedback. To clarify, do you mean you'd like a way to share your results socially or via email to others?

Out of curiosity, does it matter how someone wants to share a link in order to be able to share it? Presumably, a person’s mode of sharing should have zero impact on having a link to share.

That's a good point. I was just more curious than anything. Something we're working on now.

Re: Show HN: Value My Funnel – Figure out the value of a visitor, lead and customer

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Post by bdunn »

bobwaycott wrote: post #6
danaseverson wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks for the feedback. To clarify, do you mean you'd like a way to share your results socially or via email to others?

Out of curiosity, does it matter how someone wants to share a link in order to be able to share it? Presumably, a person’s mode of sharing should have zero impact on having a link to share.

Correct. We're leveraging localStorage to save answers across "pages" (using Vue). We could probably serialize / base64 encode the object we've saved and then let someone share it.
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