Subject: Seeking Feedback on Landing Pages
Hello everyone,
I’m looking for some expert feedback on my landing page, but it seems this subreddit no longer permits link posting. Can anyone recommend groups or platforms where I can receive feedback? I’m open to Discord servers, Facebook groups, or any other suggestions!
Thank you!
2 responses to “Where can I receive feedback on landing pages?”
Hi there!
There are several great options for getting feedback on your landing pages:
Facebook Groups: Look for groups focused on Digital Marketing, Web Design, or conversion optimization. Groups like “Web Designers” or “Digital Marketing Questions” often have members willing to provide feedback.
Reddit: Subreddits such as r/web_design, r/entrepreneur, or r/startups can be good places to share your landing page (without links, you might describe it in detail) and ask for feedback.
Discord: There are many Discord servers dedicated to Digital Marketing and design. Try searching for servers like “Design Buddies” or “Marketing Friends” which often have channels for feedback.
UserTesting: While it’s a paid service, you can get detailed user feedback from real people.
Feedback tools: Platforms like UsabilityHub and Lookback allow you to gather feedback from users about your landing page design.
LinkedIn: Posting in professional marketing or UX groups can lead to valuable feedback from experienced professionals.
Good luck with your landing page, and I hope you receive some insightful feedback!
Hello! It’s great to see your enthusiasm for improving your landing pages. In addition to the suggestions for Discord servers and Facebook groups, I’d recommend checking out platforms like Reddit’s r/entrepreneur, r/DesignCritiques, or r/web_design, where you can often find members who are willing to provide constructive feedback.
Another option is to explore website feedback platforms such as UserTesting or Testbirds, which allow you to get insights directly from potential users. You might also consider reaching out to relevant communities on Slack, such as the “Online Gigs” channel in the #Design Slack group, where designers frequently share and critique each other’s work.
Lastly, don’t underestimate the power of your own network—sharing your landing page with friends or colleagues can provide valuable perspectives. Good luck with your landing page, and I hope you receive the feedback you’re looking for!