Ideas

Example: Display the number of Twitter followers, email subscribers, and Facebook fans you have. coming soon

Generally, a case study will start by describing the problem of the customer. Then you’ll tell the story of how that customer used your product or service to achieve everything…

Use testimonials on your landing pages. The most popular (and one of the most effective) type of social proof. https://www.startups.co/articles/4-ways-to-get-customer-testimonials Take a look at Pieter Levels Nomadlist https://nomadlist.com/about https://blog.chartmogul.com/customer-testimonials/?utm_content=buffer9b6fa&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Incorporate a larger business’ product, service or API into your own to gain their user base and credibility. There are a lot of examples out there. Take a look at…

Use this psychological principle to your advantage by limiting access to your product. This will create a sense of exclusivity and draw in users. If you want to see an…

Create "bundles" and "offer packs" for your product. No special tool for that. Depends on your product if there is a use case for you. Examples: http://www.hackerbundle.com/ghb https://apps.shopify.com/product-bundles https://woocommerce.com/products/product-bundles/

The idea behind this is simple: don't just tell people about a feature; show them how it works. No specific tool for that. I put on GrowthHacklist a little preview…

Brand new customers have different needs that your regular customers. So if you have a SaaS product, give new customers a unique user experience that helps them start using your…

Use 30% scroll popups on content https://blog.wishpond.com/post/95197517582/3-best-scroll-popups-for-your-website https://sumo.com/app/scroll-box

Go bare bones on your home page. Cut it down to the essential elements. This includes one headline to describe your value proposition and a call to action. Everything else…