Reviews (yours and your competitors') can help you talk about your features, use cases, or your customers' pain points in a memorable way. In this e-book: 14 different use cases + how to validate your initial ideas before updating your copy.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Hey everyone! If you're an early-stage startup, you may not have a lot of data about your ideal buyers or even know who they are (yet). But that doesn't mean that you have to rely on guesstimates when developing your messaging or web copy. Looking at reviews, including reviews of your more established competitors, can help you find new messaging ideas, ways to differentiate your product, and make your copy more memorable. After reading pages and pages of G2 reviews covering different user research products, I've found 14 use cases, going beyond headlines and feature descriptions. (Use cases? Check. Big ideas? There. Niche audience(s)? Also right there). Of course, you don't want to rely on review alone when you start updating your copy, so I'm including next steps for each use case. Please give it a read and let me know if this e-book helped you find new ideas on how to improve your web copy or your product messaging.

Downloaded the ebook! Really educational and valuable! Thanks @ekaterinahoward!

@zeeshan_akhtar1 Thank *you*, Zeeshan!

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Downloaded the ebook! Really educational and valuable! Thanks @ekaterinahoward!

@zeeshan_akhtar1 Thank *you*, Zeeshan!

Review Mining: Find Your Best Messages

Turn reviews into copy and website optimization ideas

Turn reviews into copy and website optimization ideas