The H1 can wait
A SaaS homepage headline has seconds to make sense. The smaller sections and the page structure carry the buying argument.
hand-written opinions and luke warm takes from a disenfranchised marketing practitioner
Every published post, in date order.
A SaaS homepage headline has seconds to make sense. The smaller sections and the page structure carry the buying argument.
A new CMO rebuilt a site in a UK industry of about 400 people where deals depended on relationships.
The specialist content suites feel like Grammarly for B2B marketing. I would rather use a flexible assistant and my own judgment.
Payload gets my vote when a developer can help. Ghost and Hugo suit a personal blog. The rest involve compromises I like a lot less.
A bot can show someone the interface. It cannot listen its way into a real sales conversation.
A feature list with two logos tells me nothing about how either product holds up.
If a number moves and nobody changes a decision, why is it in the weekly meeting?
AI summaries have changed the search page. I still cannot see the new discipline I am meant to pay for.