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Comparison Ads (Part 1) (Art Request) #233
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Tagging @lottiecoxon @corywatilo for thoughts on art / mock-ups. Tagging @ivanagas @charlescook-ph @joethreepwood @Lior539 @jtemperton for thoughts on copy / feedback on everything. |
I think going for something where the competitor is all 'No' and we are all 'Yes' is a bit BS-y. Also the quotes could be more fun if they are Twitter ones that literally compare us to those competitors (even if it is a random person) - they usually have a bit more personality? |
I'm not massively attached to the quotes tbh, but I think this is worth trying. It's an easy to understand format where we can explain very clearly how we're different. I think viewers are adult enough to accept this isn't an in-depth comparison, so long as the things we're saying are actually true, which they are. One alternative I considered was something along the lines of "Reasons people switched to PostHog" – similar sort of concept but without the No / Yes dynamic. |
Would Hey be designing these or do you want these done in-house? (Totally fine letting them run with it and critiquing from there, if so.) |
Instead of us having a check and them having an X for all of the points, what if we both had checks for 4/5 points and we use the last one/two as the big differentiator(s) like all-in-one, low pricings, free tier, built for engineers, etc. This would play better to our strengths while being less "BS-y". |
I figured you and/or Lottie might want first dibs, but this works for me. |
I'll play around with this and report back. |
Love this approach. Some notes:
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@ivanagas @charlescook-ph – your takes on these alternatives:
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Another revision @charlescook-ph @ivanagas. FYI, I think we'll do a specific targeting on the ones that lead with YC stat to target smaller / younger companies on LinkedIn. Hotjar targeting can be wider. The cheaper, all-in-one alternative to Hotjar
Combined replay and heatmaps so we can include the 5k free replays. xx% of Y Combinator startups choose PostHog over Mixpanel
No change. I think this works as is. xx% of Y Combinator startups choose PostHog over Amplitude
xx% of Y Combinator startups choose PostHog over Amplitude
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These look great @lottiecoxon. We should add our logo somewhere, but this concept looks good to me. Thoughts @corywatilo? |
@lottiecoxon @corywatilo did you guys get any further with these? |
@lottiecoxon this looks good to me. One small note:
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Honestly, this feels like a step backwards. Angle on the comparison is jarring / hard to read, and feels like we're trying to cram in too many words. In terms of clarity of messaging, Lottie's original concept is still the strongest. I liked the second quite a bit. A few tweaks to that could definitely work. |
Couple more notes:
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Ok, can we try a version where all the ones where Hotjar has 'x' are highlighted – i.e. highlight the whole item, not just specific words. |
@lottiecoxon what do you think about the highlighting? I think it works, but open to dissenting opinions. |
it draws the eye onto the most important parts - I'd say yes to the one above |
sorry to be tedious, but could we try one more version where it's underlined instead of highlighted? |
the title or the text or both? |
Lovely, thanks |
What happened to the drafts we were working on that did a rev on this style? |
I showed Andy -but he felt that for what he was after was more similar to an earlier version of the design hence the roll back |
*Bold text denotes highlighted text in headline The cheaper, all-in-one alternative to Hotjar
The cheaper, all-in-one alternative to Mixpanel
The cheaper, all-in-one alternative to Amplitude
The cheaper, all-in-one alternative to LaunchDarkly
The cheaper, all-in-one alternative to Heap
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As requested- but ran into some issues:
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I left some comments on this artboard For background colors, it should match whichever product we're highlighting. Since LD is known for FF, use the green we use there. If we're talking about a product analytics competitor, we'd want to use blue. |
As part of #223, I want to test running some comparative ads against Hotjar, Mixpanel, Amplitude and LaunchDarkly.
We're going to try a few different approaches here, including some that are more meme-y and fun, but also ones that are more info dense. This is about the latter.
What I'm looking for:
Hotjar
Headline options:
Mixpanel
Headline options:
Amplitude
Headline options:
LaunchDarkly
Headline options:
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