Make your offer easier to understand.
See where people hesitate, in their own words. Find what needs explaining before you change the page.
Ask people to show where they get stuck and what they expected. Read their words in context, then decide what to improve.
Go beyond “looks good”
Give reviewers something to do: understand the offer, compare plans or find the first step. You will have more to discuss than a general opinion.
Ask where they hesitated. Their explanation stays with the place that prompted it.
A question that gives you a next step
Landing page · Plan cards
Reviewer: “Is that price for my whole team? Do I pay for everyone who leaves a comment?”
What you now know: “This person cannot tell team access from external reviewing.”
Needs a decision
Decide where to explain the difference. Check it with other intended customers.
One comment is not a complete explanation of your conversion rate.
Give the next change a reason.
Ask likely customers to explain the offer or find the next step. Keep each question with the part that prompted it.
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Ask people to show where they get stuck and what they expected. Read their words in context, then decide what to improve.
Reviewer, at the plan cards: “I expected this price to include my whole team. Do I pay for each person who leaves a comment?”
What you now know: The distinction between team access and external reviewers is unclear to this person.
What still needs a decision: Where that distinction belongs on the page, and whether other intended customers have the same question.
A comment is evidence of that person’s experience, not a complete explanation of your conversion rate.
Reviewer, at the plan cards: “I expected this price to include my whole team. Do I pay for each person who leaves a comment?”
What you now know: The distinction between team access and external reviewers is unclear to this person.
What still needs a decision: Where that distinction belongs on the page, and whether other intended customers have the same question.
A comment is evidence of that person’s experience, not a complete explanation of your conversion rate.
Run a focused review
- Choose a real question about the offer or next step.
- Invite people who could plausibly use the product and give them a clear task.
- Read the comments with their page context and clarify what is missing.
- Choose a change, make it and check it with the relevant people again.
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Take useful feedback into the work
Discuss comments in your workspace. Export Markdown for a developer or connect your agent. The explanation goes with the change.
If the problem is further inside your product, start with feedback on a confusing onboarding step. For better prompts before a review, use the question library.
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