Immediately, we can see that asking just for the URL gave much much better results ( thank you Product Hunt, now we know which page we should spend advertising $ on).Д«ut, our goal isnвЂ™t for people to try Bablic, itвЂ™s for users to stay with Bablic, here are some stats regarding that. Stats were very similar to all of the above. An additional 432 new visits which are definitely from the Product Hunt feature since we havenвЂ™t done any other advertising.12% came from Mobile, which was a bit of an issue for us since our editor isnвЂ™t compatible with Mobile (no oneвЂ™s looking to localize their website from their iPhone).Bounce rate was 23.5% for version A, 21.5%В for version C.Pagesviews were about 2 pages/session (which makes sense since all of our information is on the homepage).664 New Visits to C (URL) landing page, 29.66% entered their URL and tried Bablic.693 New Visits to A (email + URL) landing page, 6.06% entered their email + URL andВ tried Bablic.LetвЂ™s break it down to numbers and then weвЂ™ll discuss further.

Stats from the ProductHunt launch/featureД«ablic was featured on May 11th, the results below are for the May 11th to May 15th dates. We were also in the midst of A/B testing two landing pages (for the homepage), one asking for email + URL (A) and the other asking just for URL (C) in order to get instant access to the editor so visitors can immediately translate their website. 154 upvotes and 6 comments, comment count seems low but the product is pretty straightforward and anyone can try Bablic right on ourВ homepage, for free, so maybe that explainsВ the low comment count/questions. HereвЂ™s what came of our unexpected launch on Product Hunt.Д«ablic made it to the top 10 which is quite an achievement in itself. It would have been nice to get a heads up so we can expect the traffic and give the community the attention it deserves but either way, Bablic is thrilled with the results and itвЂ™s nice to see the power of the incredible community at Product Hunt. We werenвЂ™t prepared, we werenвЂ™t even awake when it got submitted, in fact both of BablicвЂ™s foundersВ werenвЂ™t even members on Product Hunt when it happened yet we arenвЂ™t complaining. May 11th, out of nowhere, Kevin William DavidВ (founder of Walletkit) submitted our product,В BablicВ ( easy website translation, try it here),В to Product Hunt which made it to the top 10 for that day.

Product hunt landing page