If your landing page gets visitors but no signups, I will be breaking down why. Building LandingBoost in public.

I've been tampering with a new landing page for molted email recently Today we have a dot pattern and black/white design with a cool forest in the background The new shows the actual platform where you can click around and try it What else should I add before we release it? I got this tip to show the product in the hero from @yusukelp, he's the goat in making landing pages convert, go follow him if you need more tips!

From 61 to 80 in 4 weeks. @tern_mail didn’t rewrite the whole page. Three moves: Aug 25 - “Your email, all in one place.” A funding ask under the button. Trust 38. Score 61. Sep 2 - same headline. The ask became a customer quote. Trust 74. Score 76. Sep 23 - “All your email. Finally together.” Clarity 85. Score 80. That last line is the clearest thing on the page. Great job brother!! @ldo_dev

Without community and strong peers to motivate and strive with, the journey just isn't the same. I build solo. I don't improve solo. @Yusukelp is one of them. Months of calls now. Landing pages are his thing. If you're building something and your landing page is where you keep guessing, he's the person to know. His app @landingboost shows you the one thing to fix first. Day 243 of improving.

Good morning builders☀️ LandingBoost just went live on @startupbaseio. Would really appreciate an upvote if you have a second. Link in bio👇 PS: want feedback on your landing page? drop the URL under this post.

Goal: reach 1,000 users for @LandingBoost by the end of September. Current: 947. But today someone paid $9 and unlocked the First Edit. The best part: A wave of people in France opened the homepage at the same minute this morning. Someone put the name on a screen and told them to try it. I still don't know who. That's the kind of proof you can't buy.

Yusuke has analyzed over 4,800+ landing pages. When I gave him feedback on a new tool, he stayed up until 7 AM working on it. That tells you a bit about @yusukelp. Determined, knows how to play the game, and an absolute specialist in landing pages. Building landingboost.app, the #1 AI-powered tool for analyzing landing pages and increasing conversions. Grateful to have you judging on Kaijubeam, Yusuke.

I shipped a free tool on @LandingBoost called First Screen. Paste a landing page URL. Real Chrome. Phone and desktop first screen in one shot. No score. No audit. Just the fold buyers see before they scroll. Link below:

I MADE MY FIRST SALE الحمد لله 🥹 It took me: · 1718 days since I wrote my first line of code. · 613 days since I started learning SaaS. · 315 days since I bought the domain. · I started coding in Python at the start of 2022 as a New Year's resolution. I loved the freedom it gave me, so I started building little programs in the terminal. · At the same time, I was working with my father at our old family business. I worked 8–10 hours a day, and you'd expect the business to grow, right? Well, most of my time went into managing operations instead of growing the business. I wasn't fond of marketing or automation back then and genuinely thought operations = growth… until I came across "DRY." · Don't Repeat Yourself or "DRY", it completely changed how I looked at work. I started building little tools to automate the things I kept doing over and over. · One of those tools worked great for me, so I packaged it and sent it to my father and colleagues. Their response? "It doesn't work on my end." It turned out their computers were too old to run it. · I spent another 45+ days building a better version, only to realize I had no idea how to distribute software efficiently. I was clearly missing something. · That's when I realized something important: building software isn't the same as building a business. · In January 2025, I discovered Marc Lou's DataFast and invested $169 to learn how to build SaaS properly. I built one, talked to potential customers, and heard plenty of “sure, I'd use that.” Nobody paid. I had learned how to build software, but I still hadn't learned how to sell it. · Around this time, I discovered Alex Hormozi's $100M Offers. And that led me to a question I hadn't really thought about before: what exactly makes something valuable enough for someone to pay for? · I also built a website for our family business and started building an internal CRM. That's still ongoing after 9+ months, and I'll probably share that story another time, so which app made this sale ? · One day I saw a video of Chris Raroque talking about his struggle to keep AI costs down for his app, Subscription Monster. That got me thinking: I can definitely build something like this that doesn't need AI, especially for something as structured as financial transactions. · The idea was simple: upload your bank CSV and find the subscriptions you're probably forgetting about. · I bought subscriptionpilot.app on November 5, 2025. · And then I did what I apparently enjoy doing most: building it instead of marketing it. · I wasn't consistent. I wanted to give up more times than I can count. There were already so many subscription trackers in the market and the domain expiration was close, but I knew I had a different angle. I just needed to get it in front of people, let them try it, and earn their trust. · I kept building. I kept learning. I kept posting. I kept trying to figure out how to get someone to actually care. · And today... Someone paid me. SubscriptionPilot made its first sale. 🥹 · It's only one customer. But it's proof that something that started as an idea in my head can become software, reach a stranger, and create enough value for them to pull out their wallet. · 1,718 days of coding. · 613 days of learning SaaS. · 315 days of owning the domain. · 1 customer. And honestly, that's enough to make all those failed attempts feel worth it. To anyone building: → Ship fast. → Market harder. → Learn what people actually value. → There can be 100s of similar products out there. People will still choose yours if they trust you. So give value first. Earn trust. Sell later. And most importantly, keep showing up. Opportunities can only find you if you're still there to open the door. الحمد لله

The part of building in public that still doesn't come naturally: asking. X Growth Engine is live on LaunchLlama this week. It's a launch board where the community votes and the best products climb the ranks. We're in the top five right now. But boards like this run on votes, and I'd rather ask than hope. If the daily build has been worth anything to you, go give it an upvote over there. It'd mean a lot this week. Day 234.

Shoutout to @nthntrvls for the thoughtful feedback 🙏 Just shipped: • light/dark mode • a cleaner share flow • clearer previews of what’s included in the paid report across all 4 scoring areas This kind of honest feedback makes LandingBoost better. Appreciate you, man!

Before → after for CiteGraph by @akbuilds_ A couple of changes I suggested: • removed “card required” from under the CTA • brought a specific testimonial right next to it Less friction. More trust at the point of decision. Hopefully this lifts conversions. If not, that might be on me. The testimonial is mine 😂

Good morning builders☀️ Just launched LandingBoost on @launch_llama 🦙 Would love your support 🔥 The link below:

I kept getting asked how I built trust before 50 customers. So I wrote what worked, what didn’t, and what I wish I knew earlier.

Updated the result screen on @LandingBoost. The big trophy is now your category rank, not the mixed overall board. Buckets today: SaaS · Lead-Gen · Content · E-Commerce · Local Business So a SaaS page sees "#12 of 893 SaaS pages" A Lead-Gen page sees "#8 of 130 Lead-Gen pages" Overall rank still sits underneath. Next: too many pages still collapse into SaaS. Developer tools is not its own bucket yet.

Good morning builders☀️ we won Weekly #1. Monthly #3 on @UneedLists thank you for the support. seriously. September now. keep growing @LandingBoost . and launch the second product.

Last week, I spent 60% of my time to tweak paywall. This may be the highest ROI

Update: You can see how they sell right now current copy, at a glance. More slots too (your page + 5 competitors). People asked. They're changing the pitch. If you're not watching, you find out late. @alxpkhl's feedback was extremely useful. Lifetime user only (22 spots left)

Good morning builders☀️ LandingBoost finished #1 Product of the Day on @UneedLists 🥇 Huge thank you to everyone who supported the launch, voted, and shared feedback!! and to @T_Zahil for building Uneed. The weekly race isn’t over yet, so I’m not done either 🫡 I’m also working on a new visibility feature for LandingBoost so improving your page can help more people discover it. More soon.

@LandingBoost has a real shot at finishing #1 for the week on @UneedLists I won’t pretend I don’t care. Nearly 800 founders—mostly people I met here—helped shape this product in public. We’re in the final few hours. If you’ve followed the journey, I’d love your support one last time 🫡 Link in the comments👇

Founders, this one’s worth checking out 👀 @LandingBoost is live on @UneedLists