A professional quote done before the end of the meeting.
I have actually some code ready that takes templates, generates forms out of them (even for offline mobile use) and uses template2pdf as backend.
But explaining that in a short message is hard for me. So there is no website or good documentation on that yet. This will change very soon.
That is a fantastic use case that is easy to understand and explain.
Try to find a way of showing the template/input without it being a download.
I've tried to gimp up a nice graphic several times. I will ask a friend to help me with that. This is actually something I wanted from the beginning but never had the time/energy to finish. It just never looked good and raised more questions than it tried to answer.
Having some more pre-designed templates is also a good idea. This might not attract the right audience via search engines, but could be of real value to potential customers. (And value for non potential customers.. which is also nice.)
That offline feature will be VERY important. I know a LOT of companies are looking for solutions to inputting data reliably on mobile devices when there is no connectivity. It's critical to maintaining a professional appearance, it's a very important feature!
I think showing some different invoice designs helps visitors get to the 'ohhh this is aimed at me' moment a lot sooner.
So if you have a mockup of a real estate invoice or a photographer's quote, perhaps a pharma rep pro forma, seeing industries listed are what helps people to identify themselves as a potential customer.
After all most visitors arrive at a site with the mindset of 'this might be something not applicable to me / my business' that's when they look for anchor points :- industry references, technical jargon, credibility from recognisable brands in their field. As soon as they see something familiar, they are like, 'ok, this is something I should pay attention to'
Do whatever you can to tell your target market 'you, yes YOU are my ideal customer'
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I have actually some code ready that takes templates, generates forms out of them (even for offline mobile use) and uses template2pdf as backend. But explaining that in a short message is hard for me. So there is no website or good documentation on that yet. This will change very soon.
That is a fantastic use case that is easy to understand and explain.
I've tried to gimp up a nice graphic several times. I will ask a friend to help me with that. This is actually something I wanted from the beginning but never had the time/energy to finish. It just never looked good and raised more questions than it tried to answer.
Having some more pre-designed templates is also a good idea. This might not attract the right audience via search engines, but could be of real value to potential customers. (And value for non potential customers.. which is also nice.)
That offline feature will be VERY important. I know a LOT of companies are looking for solutions to inputting data reliably on mobile devices when there is no connectivity. It's critical to maintaining a professional appearance, it's a very important feature!
I think showing some different invoice designs helps visitors get to the 'ohhh this is aimed at me' moment a lot sooner.
So if you have a mockup of a real estate invoice or a photographer's quote, perhaps a pharma rep pro forma, seeing industries listed are what helps people to identify themselves as a potential customer.
After all most visitors arrive at a site with the mindset of 'this might be something not applicable to me / my business' that's when they look for anchor points :- industry references, technical jargon, credibility from recognisable brands in their field. As soon as they see something familiar, they are like, 'ok, this is something I should pay attention to'
Do whatever you can to tell your target market 'you, yes YOU are my ideal customer'