WizeSend.com Email Marketing Service - What do you think?

JasonWize

I've just finished work on my new autoresponder and email marketing service and I'm looking for some feedback on my website. This service is comparable to aweber and the other guys, but at a fraction of the cost!

The idea is that at the bottom of all the emails that go out, there is a small advertisement for the autoresponder service, similar to a hotmail account signature. This helps us cut down on advertising costs and makes our site viral. We can then pass the savings onto our customers and offer an autoresponder service at half the cost that the "other guys" charge.

Please check out my site and give me some feedback, good or bad... I can take it Thanks...

http://WizeSend.com

m_stan

Couple of points after a 10sec look (first impressions last I believe, so I always do a 10sec test):

Your logo font is odd. It doesnt stand out enough from the background also
The big red text at the top is too big and would be better as an image with a nice font.
The site is too long and too word heavy
It looks like a hard-sell. I can't weed out out the benefits amongst all this text within a few seconds

rsynnott

The website looks like one of those ones that advertises get-rich-quick schemes and penis enlargement products, and it makes it look like you're selling a spamming service. Try and make it look more like a normal product.

shepthedog

Hey..
This is just an opinion so its neither right or wrong.
To me it looks like on of those Ready Made websites, where you just have to add text and images..
Perhaps get someone to weave some professional magic over it..
Also I would make it less cluttered.. Its like your cramming it all into one page.
The large text intro at the top is a little hard to take..

Like the mental monk, but dont see his relevance to the site..
Perhaps being a little too critical but want to highlight certain points so you can then evaluate them for youself.
Best of luck with the site.

BrianD

Personally I hate autoresponders and I have grown 'immune' to them. You can spot them as they arrive in after you send a query. It's a sure sign that you won't get your actual question answered for a long time. I'd prefer to wait for a human to answer!

alleepally

Original post in this thread is spam.

smarty

I did a search on http://www.copyscape.com and most of the content also appears on other site offering a similar service.