A good product has a soul. And if it has one, the author won't hide it behind an ugly cover. Why push people away from such a valuable, beloved creation (if that's what it is?)
A cover like a hundred others is zero effort - and trust is built on invested effort. Good service is where the customer is cared for. If the customer isn't cared for, it's not service - it's pure selling.
I agree, but at least those landing pages resonated trust and actually had attention to detail
A good product has a soul. And if it has one, the author won't hide it behind an ugly cover. Why push people away from such a valuable, beloved creation (if that's what it is?) A cover like a hundred others is zero effort - and trust is built on invested effort. Good service is where the customer is cared for. If the customer isn't cared for, it's not service - it's pure selling.
> actually had attention to detail
bollocks, most were terrible and often worse than AI
No? They all looked the same and none had information you was looking form