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17 Year Old [ Feedback on SaaS tool]

Hello everybody I’m a 17 year old lad, I’ve been building a SaaS tool for the last month and would love to get on call with somebody who has more experience and knowledge than me and get honest feedback on what to improve. Please reply under this post and I’d…

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Hello everybody I’m a 17 year old lad, I’ve been building a SaaS tool for the last month and would love to get on call with somebody who has more experience and knowledge than me and get honest feedback on what to improve. Please reply under this post and I’d love to get a meeting set up. My SaaS tool helps businesses with outbound outreach. I have nothing to sell you , I just want honest feedback from a more experienced person.

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u/Ill_Fun5415

This feels like a case where the landing page should promise one measurable feedback outcome, then everything else should be treated as optional until that promise converts.

u/MongooseForeign6179OP

Appreciate this, genuinely useful. Right now I think I’m guilty of leading with “outreach automation” which honestly means nothing to anyone. If I had to pick one measurable promise it’d probably be something like “book X qualified calls a month without touching LinkedIn yourself.” Does that read as a strong enough hook on its own, or still too vague? Also curious what you’d cut first from a landing page that’s trying to show off too much.

u/Ill_Fun5415

The checkpoint after each real step matters here. Without that, the workflow can look fast while hiding the moment it drifted.