... positioning : Does someone landing on our page understand what the product is? Does the offer make sense? Does the pricing feel right? We use a paid research panel (Prolific, though there are others like Wynter, PickFu and Lyssna) to put the page in front of people who match our audience. They read it and answer a short questionnaire: What do you think this does? Do you understand it? Does the price seem fair? You pick the audience, they review ...

... live in Product Hunt! Today is Launch Day! At Lyssna we are launching Live Website Testing. Yes, testing in live websites where you can get feedback on your current website or other websites (competitors

... Hello Product Hunters! We are launching on the 26th of February our new feature, Live Website Testing at Lyssna and I would like to engage during these previous weeks with the community and share my knowledge and expertise with all of you who have questions regarding marketing for B2B and SaaS startups. Please, not easy questions, I like challenges. :D Comment from Ruben Lozano(@rubenlozanome): Hey @rohanrecommends ! Yes, it was indeed. I tried a few schools like that GoPractice, Growth ...

... make that contrast land clearly in a short tagline. Any thoughts @rajiv_ayyangar? Comment from Joseph Skaf(@josephsskaf_hub): Launching tomorrow: ToolVerity Find AI tools worth using. It s an independent directory with clear use cases, pricing, and alternatives. AI founders can claim or correct pages free; sponsorship stays visibly labeled. Would you make the trust angle more explicit, or keep it this short? Comment from Simon Banner(@simon_banner): Launching FleetStart Radar tomorrow. Current tagline: Official UK fleet signals ... ... building AI-powered Intercom that doesn't have a human backend. Maybe: "Set up AI intercom on your website in 3 minutes" Or "Automated sales chatbot for your website" The real questions is how does this stand out vs